Happy Corgi

Corgi life isn't easy!

Happy Corgi is a family card game for 2 to 4 players, published by Musoka Studio in Paris. Designed by Pascal Bernard and illustrated by Julien Marty and Querubin Studio, it plays in 20 to 40 minutes from age 8: you play a mischievous corgi wandering from place to place to collect cuddles.

Corgi life isn’t easy… but it’s definitely full of cuddles! 🐶
In Happy Corgi, you play as a super-cute dog wandering from place to place. Each move triggers effects, and you’ll use your Action cards to perform funny challenges: fart, waddle, judge, mark your territory, bark, sniff… and earn precious cuddles!

Of course, no dog adventure is complete without a little mischief… sometimes you might just leave a “souvenir” behind. 💩

For extra chaos, try the special modes with the Bad Dog and the Black Cat, ready to mess with your cuddle quest.

Easy to learn, fun to play, and guaranteed to make families and friends laugh out loud!

Key features

🐕 Play as an adorable (but mischievous) corgi.

😂 Hilarious Action cards: fart, waddle, judge, bark, sniff & more.

🎲 Trigger unique effects as you move around.

💩 Between cuddles and pranks, anything can happen!

🐾 Bonus game modes with the Bad Dog & Black Cat.

Designer : Pascal Bernard

Artist : Querubin Studio & Julien Marty

Frequently asked questions

How many players is Happy Corgi for, and how long does it take?

Happy Corgi plays with 2 to 4 players, and a game takes 20 to 40 minutes.

What age is Happy Corgi suitable for?

From age 8.

What is in the Happy Corgi box?

102 cards, 28 meeples and one rulebook. The box measures 18 x 13 x 4 cm.

How does Happy Corgi work?

You move your corgi from place to place. Each move triggers an effect, and your Action cards make you perform silly challenges (fart, waddle, judge, bark, sniff) to earn cuddles. Two bonus modes add the Bad Dog and the Black Cat.

More about the game on BoardGameGeek (Happy Corgi).

Rules — read the full Happy Corgi rules online: components, setup, how to play and end of the game.