
1988
Scavenger Spree
2–4 players · 1 min
Scavenger Spree of Hawaii This board game was created in 1988 by a Hawaiian resident looking to provide visitors with an enjoyable and fun souvenir to remember their trip to Oahu.
This game can also be used as a pre-trip introduction to the flora and fauna of Oahu. Get the whole family excited about the trip by playing and learning about Oahu.
Game Overview:
Up to 4 players move their cars around the island collecting sets of items. The first player to collect 5 pairs and returns home is the winner. The following items can be collected: Hula skirts, dolphins, conch shells, Hawaiian roosters, sunglasses, hibiscus, shave ice, tennis rackets, leis, pineapples, anthirium (flower), palm trees, humahuma nukauku apa'a (fish), paddle, aloha shirt, ukelele, myna bird, state flag, go aheads (flip-flops) and snorkels.
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