Property tradingOriginal Mulodi
UGX 50,000A property-trading game inspired by Kampala, where players buy, trade and build their way to becoming the ultimate property tycoon.
- 2–6 players
- Ages 8+

Bluffing & deduction
The ultimate bluffing and strategy game.
A bluffing and deduction card game where players use deception, suspicion and strategy to survive the politics of the jungle.
UGX 30,000
Delivered anywhere in East Africa. Delivery cost confirmed before dispatch.
The game
The lion wears the crown, the gorilla commands the army and nobody at the table is telling the whole truth. Slide a card face down to a rival, name an animal and dare them to believe you.
Call “Liar!” or pass it on with a new claim. Catch a bluff and it bounces back; guess wrong and it’s yours. Collect four of the same animal and you’re out of the jungle.
Name any animal you like. Just don’t get caught.
Every card becomes a game of nerve that keeps moving round the table.
20–40 minutes, then everyone demands a rematch.
The cast
Eight animals, eight agendas. Collect four of the same one and you’re out.









Play a round
Correct calls: 0 / 0
How to play
The jungle is full of liars. Who can you trust?
Get rid of your cards by successfully bluffing your opponents. But be careful: if someone catches your lie, the card comes back to you. The player who collects four cards of the same animal loses.
The player receiving the card has two choices:
Whenever four cards showing the same animal are in front of you, you’re out.
Keep bluffing, keep guessing and keep passing. The last player left in the jungle wins.
Trust nobody. Believe nothing. In the jungle, everyone has an agenda.
On the table




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