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"Europe. Summer. 1997. You and your friends have discovered two problems with a common solution: mad cows in England and unexploded bombs in France.

You've decided to bring these two powderkegs together just to see what happens. And you wouldn't say "no" to a little money on the side.

So round up your herd, march them through France, and set them loose behind the Cordon Rouge. If you're lucky you'll come home rich before Greenpeace figures out what you're up to.

Either way, there's something magical about blowing up cows.

Unexploded Cow is one of the most popular Cheapass Games ever, designed by James Ernest and Paul Peterson. This free version contains the original artwork from Mike O'Connor, and updated rules. There is also a new deluxe version, with all-new art by Cheyenne Wright.

Unexploded Cow is a fast-paced card game. Players invest in mad cows, and then reap rewards as they rid the French countryside of leftover bombs. Note that the mad cow disease and unexploded bombs are historically accurate. Whether anyone actually did this is anyone's guess. We're guessing "yes.""

Unexploded Cow was designed by James Ernest with Paul Peterson. ©2001, 2011 Cheapass Games. Illustrations by Mike O’Connor. Published by Cheapass Games, Seattle WA: www.cheapass.com. Used By Permission

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution - Non Commercial - NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

Rules can be found at http://www.cheapass.com/freegames/uxcow
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tomwsmf  [author] 23 Jul, 2014 @ 5:39pm 
Since I did up a Cheapass Money mod I will be updating this soon to include the bills.
tomwsmf  [author] 18 Jul, 2014 @ 9:10pm 
Updates - Default ot a bigger table. Added some of the rules and the link to the full rules in game.
Todo - Cheapass Chips to replace the default chips.
tomwsmf  [author] 18 Jul, 2014 @ 6:53pm 
If you like any of these CCl'd Cheapass Games please consider making a donation to them. Why?

"Our free games are free. Really, totally, free. This way, we hope to get our games into the hands of as many players as we can, and we want you to feel comfortable sharing and copying our games all over the world.

But if you like our games, we encourage you to help us out, by making a small donation. Hit the "Donate" button in the top right of every page (it takes you to PayPal) and give us any amount that you think is reasonable. For reference, a designer's royalty on a $25 game would be roughly $1. A publisher's profit would be more like $5. But what really matters is how much the game is worth to you."
http://www.cheapass.com/about/howmuch
tomwsmf  [author] 17 Jul, 2014 @ 8:36pm 
The bigger tables are a must.
tomwsmf  [author] 17 Jul, 2014 @ 2:43am 
I did add in the money in my testing. The physics made it less than a fun play. The poker chips, for my money, worked a lot better in TTS...the physics just seem to make it way less problematic.
I will look into doing up custom Cheapass Poker Chips in the future.
CaSquall 17 Jul, 2014 @ 2:30am 
Why use poker chips when the game has themed money?