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Potato Pirates Coding Card Game: 2nd Edition

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2 to 6 players | Ages 7 and up | 20 to 45 minutes game time

Set sail on a spud-tech-ular coding adventure with Potato Pirates, a strategic and family-friendly game that guarantees to make you master the art of computer programming with functions, loops, booleans, conditionals, and more! 

Accelerates learning of Computer Science
Fun for all ages
Relevant for all backgrounds
  • Worldwide Shipment
  • 1-3 Days* Delivery

WHAT's IN THE BOX

Base Game - Competitive Mode

Co-operative Expansion Pack

How To Play Potato Pirates

Competitive Game Play

Grow your fleet and build devastating attacks by harnessing the power of Computer Science! Outwit your foes to save Potato King. But beware! The tides can turn at any time, faster than you can say, "All Hail Potato King!"

  • Step 1

    Draw cards equivalent to the ships you have.

  • Step 2

    Reveal any Potato King cards and collect 2 potato crew.

  • Step 3

    Modify your ships by building cards underneath it or launch attacks by going to battle.

  • Step 4

    Use Surprise cards at anytime during the game to sabotage your enemies.

Co-operative Game Play

In the cooperative mode, you and your shipmates will face off against a fleet of AI ships. The journey begins by defeating the AI ships, proving your coding prowess and teamwork.

CODING CONCEPTS COVERED

Loved Worldwide

  • ★★★★★
    Potato Pirates is an excellent game in that it finds a unique way to introduce the simple concepts of coding, while also teaching problem solving and strategy skills.
    New York Times
  • ★★★★★
    With fuzzballs as the representations of your potato pirate crew, and cards that are funny and adorably-illustrated, Potato Pirates is STEM coding fun!
    USA Today
  • ★★★★★
    It's a unicorn: a computational thinking game that's unplugged and inexpensive. It won this year's #1 ranking!
    Forbes
  • ★★★★★
    Great learning fun My 6 yo son enjoyed it although we had to spend a lot of time to explain it to him. “It’s a Great way to expose young kids to coding.
    🇸🇬 Ivy
  • ★★★★★
    I personally love the game and it has been fun playing with kids (ages 7-13). As an IT person myself, it has fostered conversation about what the actions are and what they translate to in real world concepts. As well as just being fun to play!
    🇦🇺 John
  • ★★★★★
    Fun learning I bought 5 of this game to use at school, helping kids to understand coding in a simple and fun way. It took a few lessons to get the kids up to speed, but they got the hang of it pretty quickly. They are understanding conditions and loops better now.
    🇺🇸 George