A game of unusual units of measurement

Giraffe in Danny DeVito? Stop sign in clown fish? Everything is possible here!

How much is that much? a wacky party game with wacky comparisons and wild guesses.

Some people really use anything but normal units of measurement... Guess how big something is - measured by other things of course - and compare your guesses with the others Even if you don't have the winning guess, you could score points if you guess who came next.

The game is simple: each round someone reads out a question, such as "How many grains of rice is a crayon?" or "How many ostrich eggs is the height of a road signal buoy?". The others write their guesses on the erasable boards and then vote on whose guess is the closest to reality. At the end, the card reveals the often surprising solution. Points are awarded to those who were close, but also to those who voted skillfully.

The rules are easy to learn, and the atmosphere is guaranteed to be unleashed - it's no coincidence that an "Anti-Wrestling Brochure" was also included in the box to calm over-enthusiastic discussions.

How much is that much? fast, funny and completely insane game that will brighten up gatherings of friends, family evenings and parties alike. Because let's face it: who wouldn't want to know how many footballs a giraffe is tall?

The flood of tips can start - how much is enough?