Description

Molly Mampfzahn, the dexterity game where you feed a hungry dragon

Molly Mampfzahn is a children's dexterity game published by Amigo, designed by Frederica Scott Vollrath and illustrated by Fanny Pastor-Berlie. Its originality: a large 3D dragon figure, featuring a moving tongue in a coin-pusher-arcade style. Players slide Food tiles into Molly's mouth and must watch closely what comes out of her belly.

How to play Molly Mampfzahn

On their turn, each player places a tile on the dragon's tongue and pushes it inside, which moves the tiles already present and causes some to fall out the back. Most food items turn into gold coins, collected in the player's personal chest. But watch out: Molly hates vegetables, which turn into coal in her belly — collecting coal melts part of the treasure already gathered.

End of game and victory condition in Molly Mampfzahn

The game ends once all the Food tiles have been used. The player with the most valuable treasure (the most gold coins, minus coal penalties) wins the game.

Technical sheet

Author(s)
Frederica Scott Vollrath
Language(s)
German
Theme(s)
Fantastic
Mechanism(s)
Adresse
Artist
Fanny Pastor-Berlie
Warning(s)
Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Small parts. Choking hazard.
EAN 4007396026573
Publishers Amigo