Petit Collage

Snail Express

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$12.6 $18 In stock

Category: Puzzles & Games

It’s time to get a move on with Snail Express!

In this snail-paced mail race, players help their busy Snail Carriers collect and send letters and parcels as fast as they can. Roll the die and decide where to move. If you land on a letter or a parcel, pop it in the postbox. Or aim for an Express Delivery Stamp to zip your way straight to a letter! Be careful to avoid the other players’ mail, though, because if you post their parcel, they’ll get the points. And be sure to play nice because if anyone rolls the depot icon, they can send another player’s snail straight back to the start! When all the letters have been sent, the player with the most mail in the postbox is the winner.

Perfect for 2–4 players, ages 4+, playing this game will help kids to learn the values of patience, focus, and winning and losing with grace.

Inside the box, you’ll find 4 wooden snail character pieces, 17 letters, 8 parcels, 8 Express Delivery Stamps, 40 stamp stickers, 40 decorative stickers, 1 postbox, wooden die, gameboard, and English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, and Spanish instructions.

The game is made using FSC paper and wood, and the packaging is printed using 75% recycled materials and vegetable inks.

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Ellie T. ★★★★★

The die-rolling tension is real when you’re deciding whether to push your snail further or play it safe with the mail. My kids keep begging for “one more round” and the parcel-collecting mechanic makes every turn feel clever. Absolutely worth it for family game night.

Steven V. ★★★★★

We’ve played this three nights in a row now, and the die-rolling decision of whether to prioritize letters or parcels keeps everyone on edge. It’s simple enough for my six-year-old to grasp, but the race to finish feels genuinely tense.

Sofia R. ★★★★★

The snail mail theme is such a cute twist, and I love how the race to deliver letters actually gets tense once everyone’s carriers start moving. Setup took about two minutes, and my kids were hooked immediately on rolling the die to decide their next move.