Scoring Points: Players score points by turning the handle without being splatted with whipped cream. Basically bringing a classic carnival game right to your living room, Pie Face Sky High challenges players to hit the target hard enough with a hammer to trigger the arm to go up, up, and away straight to your opponent’s face. The threequel to Pie Face is here, and we am HERE FOR IT. Pie Face took the world by storm by going viral two years ago, and Hasbro brought us new editions ever since—each filled with more laughs than the one before. There was the OG Pie Face that left users in suspense whether they would get pied or not; Pie Face Showdown, which put players’ pie-faced fate into their own hands; and now, one of our new favorite L.O.L. Games of the year, Pie Face Sky High. Never Trust a Title: The title Pie Face! makes it sound like you get splatted with a full pie, but in reality, you only get whipped cream in your face. Pie in the Face: This is the main point of the game. When the handle is turned enough times, the arm will eventually toss the whipped cream from a pie into the player's face.

This game is friendly for everyone, so even if you are too short, or too tall, everyone can have a turn at some laughs. Grab a couple of textbooks to stand on, kneel, or put the game on a table to make it work! The Last Straw: After tons of other players safely turn the handle, one final tiny turn of the handle can be enough to launch the pie. Test Your Strength" Game: In Pie Face Sky High!, the player tests their strength by strongly hitting the plate with a hammer and making the pie hit the opponent.Edible Ammunition: In Pie Face Cannon!, players shoot whipped cream out of a cannon and try to aim the whipped cream at their opponents. Whipped cream (or a sponge) is put in the game's arm. Everyone spins the spinner to decide how much each player will turn the handle. The players take turns turning the handle, and every turn makes it more likely that someone will get splatted in the face with whipped cream. The goal is to reach 25 points by turning the handle enough times without being splatted.