Arrange your team’s targets (“eyeballs”) to mislead and challenge your opponents. Then toss a “carrot” at their arrangement, trying to hit the eyeballs that will maximum your score. Part wacky lawn game, part strategic competition, it’s a great alternative to other ‘stand and toss’ yard games. Includes a simplified version for kids, fourteen eyeballs, fourteen stands and one stretchy carrot.
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THE EYEBALLS: SET UP
Pick Your Team
1. Pick Your Team
Green or Orange. Each team grabs their 7 eyeballs and 7 eye stalks (3 tall, 2 medium, and 2 short).
Form Your Line
2. Form Your Line
Form your throwing line 15 feet away from the other team (or closer to make the game easier)
Position Eye Stalks
3. Position Eye Stalks
Position your eye stalks in front of the throwing line in any pattern.
Set Eyeballs
4. Set Eyeballs
Set eyeballs on top of stalks, numbers facing you, irises facing opponents, and announce when done.
5. Play
5. Play
Once all 14 eyeballs are properly set up on their stands, you're ready to throw the carrot!
HOW TO PLAY
The Goal
1. The Goal
Score 21+ points. But be careful: if you knock the Ø ball it will reduce your score to zero!
The Strategy
2. The Strategy
Choose whether you wish to score points or learn the point values of other eyeballs.
Throw
3. Throw
Identify your target, step behind the throw line and underhand toss the carrot.
Score vs Learn
4. Score vs Learn
Score by knocking over the eye you called; knock down other eyes to learn their point value.
Tally Your Score
5. Tally Your Score
Return non-scored eyes to their stalk and continue playing until someone reaches 21+ points.
A Unparalleled Lawn Game
22 reviews for Eyeballs of Madness – A Strategic Lawn Game
Rated 2 out of 5
Jacquelyn P. –
The throwing tool (carrot ) broke apart before the first game was done. Did not last more than an ONE game with young children ( 7 to 10 years old) playing. Very sad! ??
Rated 5 out of 5
Colin G. –
This game is a ton of goofy fun! I play a lot of lawn games (bocce ball, corn hole) so this one is a great addition to the collection I have. If you want some more variety in bbq recreations I recommend it. It has a little more strategy to it which is a nice change of pace. Also the squishy, stretchy carrot that you use to throw is oddly so much fun. My friends and I were laughing at all the weird ways we could shape and throw it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Isaiah –
I love the madness of this game!! The carrot is very sturdy and unlikely to break. It’s a good throwing weight. Very vivid colors and design on the eyes!! Easy instructions on how to play! Fun outdoor game for kids and adults! Recommend buying! Would be a great gift for a family!
Rated 4 out of 5
Olivia S. –
I was looking for a fun outdoor game for the family when we do cookouts this summer and this one seemed weird with the eyeballs, so I picked it. The basic goal is to hit the eyeballs for your team and earn the most points. I found the rules to be a little confusing so we sort of adapted them to our own way. The pieces are well made and the extended family enjoyed playing this. Lots of laughs trying to knock them down. If you’re looking for a different game to play in the yard, this is a good choice. Everyone ages 4 to 60 had a good time with the game.
Rated 5 out of 5
Jackie L. –
I was looking for an outdoor game to play with some of the neighbors, their kids, and a few members of my Buy Nothing Group. My friend Hayley recommended I check out this new game. Eyeballs + carrots. What’s not to love? After a few rounds, I thought the kids would grow tired and move on to something else (You know how kids can be.) But nope, they wanted to keep playing. And they still ask to play this game.Highly recommended to anyone who is looking for something created by an independent game maker that is highly creative and quirky!
Rated 5 out of 5
Mariah l. –
Love this game! We play a lot of lawn games and Eyeballs of madness brings a fresh take on throwing things at targets. First, the squishy carrot can be molded to any size you want, bringing in strategy. We’re also still learning how it bounces but you can pull off some wild shots. When you set up the targets you hide the point values from your opponents so there’s some psychological strategy as well. Overall a good game to add to the collection!
Rated 4 out of 5
Katelin –
This was great for our family as we have a big age gap. All my kids were able to participate with little need for strategy. It’s fun game that allows opportunities to laugh with each other. Would be fun to have 2 carrots for greater competition battles.
Rated 4 out of 5
Skaho –
I got this game as a gift for a friend. You set up eyeballs on little stands in your yard and throw a funky bendy carrot at them. Hilarious! I think the little plastic stands seem a little thin, so I’m not sure how long they will last. The eyeballs are a little smaller than expected. The carrot is squishy and funny! I don’t know how people come up with these wacky game ideas, but it would be a fun job haha. I don’t know if she’s actually played the game yet but I thought it would be perfect for her because she loves googly eyes (note: these are not googly, but just as funny), random games like this, and has backyard parties all the time. Yes, I opened her gift to examen it and write this review lol.
Rated 4 out of 5
noone –
This is such a silly, bizarre game concept. Chucking a big squishy carrot at eyeballs on stakes. Not much logic there, but it is a fun game!The game is simple to learn, and easy to play. The points are fun, but just knocking the eyeballs off the stakes is great for younger players. The “underhand only” rule makes this game especially challenging. We also ended up eliminating that rule for the very young players.It is cool to be able to shape the carrot, and it has proven to be quite durable. Cleaning it is a pain, though. We play the game in grass and haven’t been able to get the carrot completely clean by cleaning it with warm water and soap, or even soaking it.You need to make sure to pull out all stakes from the ground when you’re not playing–they blend into grass and it would be easy to trip over them. And, maybe I just have that kind of mind, but that carrot (plus all the shaping and cleaning of it) is quite phallic.The plastic in the box makes it easy to make sure you have all your eyeballs, but you will still need to count the stakes. You need to have a light touch, but you can easily revert the carrot to it’s original shape–it gets easier as you use the carrot more times, too.Overall, this is a unique lawn game. It’s fun and silly but quickly becomes very challenging and competitive.
Rated 5 out of 5
EJB –
This has been such a fun summer game for the whole family. Who wouldn’t like throwing a carrot at eyeballs?! The kids keep asking to play and this is one we enjoy getting out to join them.
Rated 5 out of 5
T. F. –
This game was really fun. Once we figured out the scoring system we all became very competitive throwing the squishy carrot at eyeballs for points. It took some throwing skill and some strategy to beat the other team but we did it!! Everybody really enjoyed playing. Highly recommend this game.
Rated 5 out of 5
Griffin B. –
We’ve all been playing the same yard games for a few years now and wanted to try something new. If this is you, buy this now – you won’t regret it! I’ll admit, eyeballs and carrots seemed odd initially, but once you start playing it all makes sense and is so fun! My 8 year old plays with us and has a great time. The best part of this game is that it isn’t the same game every time. Different strategies make for unique games. Highly recommend.
Rated 4 out of 5
Kristina M. –
Crazy weird game. Perfect for kids who have played it all.
Rated 5 out of 5
Victor L. –
Love this game! We play a lot of lawn games and Eyeballs of madness brings a fresh take on throwing things at targets. First, the squishy carrot can be molded to any size you want, bringing in strategy. We’re also still learning how it bounces but you can pull off some wild shots. When you set up the targets you hide the point values from your opponents so there’s some psychological strategy as well. Overall a good game to add to the collection!
Rated 5 out of 5
Kristin E. –
This game was fun for our family. My kids get really competitive so I had to keep reminding them…you’re throwing a smooshy carrot at some eyeballs so chill out! There is definitely some strategy that can be employed with setting up the eyeballs and the carrot is harder to aim than it seems. It was perfect for our family (kids are 8 and 10) because it wasn’t just dumb luck and took some skill. We’ll definitely play this one over and over again.
Rated 5 out of 5
R. B. –
My 6th grade boys group at church love this game. There is some solid strategy and who doesn’t love tossing a “”carrot”” at eyeballs for points. You will have a lot of fun with this and great replay value.
Rated 5 out of 5
btags –
Lots of fun! My grandson enjoyed playing outside with this game
Rated 5 out of 5
Camp C. –
This game is hilariously cute for all ages! My own family was obsessed for days on end wanting to play it over and over! Neighborhood kids came and played it over and over. There’s simple ways to make it easier for little kids, but the whole game is simple enough that everyone can play but also a perf ct streak of competition where full grown men were SUPER into it. PLUS it’s finally a small lawn game you can take with you traveling! So cute and silly and weird and DIFFERENT that your run of the mill games! Super unique!
Rated 5 out of 5
Ben V. –
There’s nothing profound or vastly new here. Rather, this is fun outdoors with a squishy carrot and a simple framework! There’s some strategy because some of the eyeballs can reduce your score, but the core concept is just to make crazy shapes with the carrot and have fun tossing it and/or whacking your teammate with it. And that delivers EVERY SINGLE TIME! For the competitive folks out there, paying attention to the scoring and the strategy adds something each game. But to be clear: if there are no kids involved, I recommend an adult beverage or two and I can guarantee you will laugh so hard that it will hurt. Is there higher praise? Not from me, folks. Not from me.
Rated 5 out of 5
William –
This is such an enjoyable and unique game. Easy for all ages, even old ladies like me can throw the carrot. It’s as fun as corn hole, but more strategic like Battleship. My family had so much fun knocking the eyeballs with the carrot (kind of hilarious and quirky). I can’t wait to take it to our family reunion this summer! Eyeballs of Madness!
Rated 5 out of 5
Reyna –
Such a simple fun game! Even people who don’t like games got into playing and got very competitive. We had a blast playing. It’s similar to playing cornhole, but easy to travel with. I’ll easily be able to bring this to any family gathering for everyone to play.
Rated 5 out of 5
Hayley S. –
Unbelievable game! So honored and glad I know it exists. Eyeballs of Madness is fantastic, and everyone should get a copy!
Jacquelyn P. –
The throwing tool (carrot ) broke apart before the first game was done. Did not last more than an ONE game with young children ( 7 to 10 years old) playing. Very sad! ??
Colin G. –
This game is a ton of goofy fun! I play a lot of lawn games (bocce ball, corn hole) so this one is a great addition to the collection I have. If you want some more variety in bbq recreations I recommend it. It has a little more strategy to it which is a nice change of pace. Also the squishy, stretchy carrot that you use to throw is oddly so much fun. My friends and I were laughing at all the weird ways we could shape and throw it.
Isaiah –
I love the madness of this game!! The carrot is very sturdy and unlikely to break. It’s a good throwing weight. Very vivid colors and design on the eyes!! Easy instructions on how to play! Fun outdoor game for kids and adults! Recommend buying! Would be a great gift for a family!
Olivia S. –
I was looking for a fun outdoor game for the family when we do cookouts this summer and this one seemed weird with the eyeballs, so I picked it. The basic goal is to hit the eyeballs for your team and earn the most points. I found the rules to be a little confusing so we sort of adapted them to our own way. The pieces are well made and the extended family enjoyed playing this. Lots of laughs trying to knock them down. If you’re looking for a different game to play in the yard, this is a good choice. Everyone ages 4 to 60 had a good time with the game.
Jackie L. –
I was looking for an outdoor game to play with some of the neighbors, their kids, and a few members of my Buy Nothing Group. My friend Hayley recommended I check out this new game. Eyeballs + carrots. What’s not to love? After a few rounds, I thought the kids would grow tired and move on to something else (You know how kids can be.) But nope, they wanted to keep playing. And they still ask to play this game.Highly recommended to anyone who is looking for something created by an independent game maker that is highly creative and quirky!
Mariah l. –
Love this game! We play a lot of lawn games and Eyeballs of madness brings a fresh take on throwing things at targets. First, the squishy carrot can be molded to any size you want, bringing in strategy. We’re also still learning how it bounces but you can pull off some wild shots. When you set up the targets you hide the point values from your opponents so there’s some psychological strategy as well. Overall a good game to add to the collection!
Katelin –
This was great for our family as we have a big age gap. All my kids were able to participate with little need for strategy. It’s fun game that allows opportunities to laugh with each other. Would be fun to have 2 carrots for greater competition battles.
Skaho –
I got this game as a gift for a friend. You set up eyeballs on little stands in your yard and throw a funky bendy carrot at them. Hilarious! I think the little plastic stands seem a little thin, so I’m not sure how long they will last. The eyeballs are a little smaller than expected. The carrot is squishy and funny! I don’t know how people come up with these wacky game ideas, but it would be a fun job haha. I don’t know if she’s actually played the game yet but I thought it would be perfect for her because she loves googly eyes (note: these are not googly, but just as funny), random games like this, and has backyard parties all the time. Yes, I opened her gift to examen it and write this review lol.
noone –
This is such a silly, bizarre game concept. Chucking a big squishy carrot at eyeballs on stakes. Not much logic there, but it is a fun game!The game is simple to learn, and easy to play. The points are fun, but just knocking the eyeballs off the stakes is great for younger players. The “underhand only” rule makes this game especially challenging. We also ended up eliminating that rule for the very young players.It is cool to be able to shape the carrot, and it has proven to be quite durable. Cleaning it is a pain, though. We play the game in grass and haven’t been able to get the carrot completely clean by cleaning it with warm water and soap, or even soaking it.You need to make sure to pull out all stakes from the ground when you’re not playing–they blend into grass and it would be easy to trip over them. And, maybe I just have that kind of mind, but that carrot (plus all the shaping and cleaning of it) is quite phallic.The plastic in the box makes it easy to make sure you have all your eyeballs, but you will still need to count the stakes. You need to have a light touch, but you can easily revert the carrot to it’s original shape–it gets easier as you use the carrot more times, too.Overall, this is a unique lawn game. It’s fun and silly but quickly becomes very challenging and competitive.
EJB –
This has been such a fun summer game for the whole family. Who wouldn’t like throwing a carrot at eyeballs?! The kids keep asking to play and this is one we enjoy getting out to join them.
T. F. –
This game was really fun. Once we figured out the scoring system we all became very competitive throwing the squishy carrot at eyeballs for points. It took some throwing skill and some strategy to beat the other team but we did it!! Everybody really enjoyed playing. Highly recommend this game.
Griffin B. –
We’ve all been playing the same yard games for a few years now and wanted to try something new. If this is you, buy this now – you won’t regret it! I’ll admit, eyeballs and carrots seemed odd initially, but once you start playing it all makes sense and is so fun! My 8 year old plays with us and has a great time. The best part of this game is that it isn’t the same game every time. Different strategies make for unique games. Highly recommend.
Kristina M. –
Crazy weird game. Perfect for kids who have played it all.
Victor L. –
Love this game! We play a lot of lawn games and Eyeballs of madness brings a fresh take on throwing things at targets. First, the squishy carrot can be molded to any size you want, bringing in strategy. We’re also still learning how it bounces but you can pull off some wild shots. When you set up the targets you hide the point values from your opponents so there’s some psychological strategy as well. Overall a good game to add to the collection!
Kristin E. –
This game was fun for our family. My kids get really competitive so I had to keep reminding them…you’re throwing a smooshy carrot at some eyeballs so chill out! There is definitely some strategy that can be employed with setting up the eyeballs and the carrot is harder to aim than it seems. It was perfect for our family (kids are 8 and 10) because it wasn’t just dumb luck and took some skill. We’ll definitely play this one over and over again.
R. B. –
My 6th grade boys group at church love this game. There is some solid strategy and who doesn’t love tossing a “”carrot”” at eyeballs for points. You will have a lot of fun with this and great replay value.
btags –
Lots of fun! My grandson enjoyed playing outside with this game
Camp C. –
This game is hilariously cute for all ages! My own family was obsessed for days on end wanting to play it over and over! Neighborhood kids came and played it over and over. There’s simple ways to make it easier for little kids, but the whole game is simple enough that everyone can play but also a perf ct streak of competition where full grown men were SUPER into it. PLUS it’s finally a small lawn game you can take with you traveling! So cute and silly and weird and DIFFERENT that your run of the mill games! Super unique!
Ben V. –
There’s nothing profound or vastly new here. Rather, this is fun outdoors with a squishy carrot and a simple framework! There’s some strategy because some of the eyeballs can reduce your score, but the core concept is just to make crazy shapes with the carrot and have fun tossing it and/or whacking your teammate with it. And that delivers EVERY SINGLE TIME! For the competitive folks out there, paying attention to the scoring and the strategy adds something each game. But to be clear: if there are no kids involved, I recommend an adult beverage or two and I can guarantee you will laugh so hard that it will hurt. Is there higher praise? Not from me, folks. Not from me.
William –
This is such an enjoyable and unique game. Easy for all ages, even old ladies like me can throw the carrot. It’s as fun as corn hole, but more strategic like Battleship. My family had so much fun knocking the eyeballs with the carrot (kind of hilarious and quirky). I can’t wait to take it to our family reunion this summer! Eyeballs of Madness!
Reyna –
Such a simple fun game! Even people who don’t like games got into playing and got very competitive. We had a blast playing. It’s similar to playing cornhole, but easy to travel with. I’ll easily be able to bring this to any family gathering for everyone to play.
Hayley S. –
Unbelievable game! So honored and glad I know it exists. Eyeballs of Madness is fantastic, and everyone should get a copy!