
Carrot Commotion
Carrot Commotion is a 2–8 player bluffing party game where you peek into boxes, persuade opponents, and choose whether to keep or swap. Avoid the bomb, earn the most points, and win the game using your phone as a controller.
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ONE CARROT. ONE BOMB. ABSOLUTELY NO TRUST.
Carrot Commotion is a chaotic 2–8 player party game show where phones become controllers and every showdown ends with one dangerous decision: KEEP your box or SWAP it?
PEEK. PERSUADE. PANIC.
Each showdown puts two players in the spotlight. The Peeker secretly discovers what is inside their box, then makes their case. Tell the truth, bluff shamelessly or say just enough to make everyone doubt you.
EVERYONE HAS A PART TO PLAY.
The Chooser makes the final decision while every spectator votes for the move they believe is best. Spectators can change their minds until the choice is locked, so expect arguments, alliances and last-second betrayals.
With only two players, it becomes a tense battle of persuasion and trust. Add more players and the entire room joins the commotion.
KEEP OR SWAP?
Once the decision is made, both boxes open. Find the Golden Carrot and celebrate. Take the Bomb and become everyone else’s entertainment.
Four fast showdowns rotate the spotlight fairly between players before one bunny claims the Carrot Cup.
BRING PHONES, NOT CONTROLLERS.
Launch the game on a shared screen, then join using any web-enabled phone, tablet or computer. Play together in the same room or bring remote friends into the chaos through screen sharing and voice chat.
CLAIM THE CARROT CUP.
Read your friends. Control the conversation. Weaponize confidence. Above all else, make sure your terrible decisions look completely intentional.
Designed for 2–8 players
Phones, tablets and computers become controllers
Four rotating head-to-head showdowns per game
Spectator voting keeps the whole room involved
Nine expressive bunny contestants with unique voices
Play together locally or remotely
No drawing ability, trivia knowledge or gaming experience required