Who Did It? – It Wasn't My Bunny 💩🐰

An impressive poo has been found in the middle of the living room, and one of the pets is to blame – but whose? Who Did It? from Blue Orange, designed by Jonathan Favre-Godal, is a quick, silly card game of speed and memory for 3–6 players aged 6+, with games of about 15 minutes.

Everyone picks a colour and takes the six matching pet cards. The youngest player starts by laying down a card and saying something like: "It wasn't my turtle that pooped in the living room – I think it was someone's hamster!" Now everyone else races to slap down their hamster first to prove its innocence, and the fastest player passes the blame on to a different animal. The player who just made the accusation cannot play a card that turn. Keep track of which animals have already been cleared: if you blame a pet nobody has left, the blame stays with your own animal. A round also ends when only one player still has cards. Either way, the owner of the guilty pet takes a poop token. As soon as someone has three tokens, the game ends and the player with the fewest wins. The rules even suggest other silly mysteries to solve, like who stole the roast.

🐶 Six Pets Each

Prove them innocent.

⚡ Race to Play

Fastest card wins.

🧠 Remember

Who's already cleared.

💩 Poop Tokens

Fewest wins.

Why You'll Love It:

• 😂 Big Giggles: kids love the theme.
• ⏱️ 15 Minutes: quick rounds.
• 🎒 Small Pouch: easy to take along. More ideas among our kids' games.

Quick facts

• Players: 3–6
• Age: 6+
• Playing time: about 15 minutes
• Designer: Jonathan Favre-Godal
• Illustrator: Steeve Augier
• Publisher: Blue Orange
• Contents: 36 cards (6 animals in 6 colours), 13 poop tokens, pouch
• Language: English

How do you win? Have the fewest poop tokens when someone collects three.
What skills does it train? Reaction speed and memory.

Clear your pet's name with Who Did It? 🐰

⚠️ Warning: Choking hazard – small parts. Not for children under 3 years.