Cryptozoic Entertainment

Tear-a-Part

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$16.24 $24.99 In stock

Category: Tabletop Game

Release Date: August 5, 2026

International Fans: Coming soon to eBay!

Tear. Create. Guess.

Creating can be fun even if you have zero artistic skill… just gather your friends for a game of Tear-a-Part and see for yourself!

Rip, crumple, fold, and twist a small sheet of paper into something the other players can recognize before time runs out. Your secret concept could be anything from a tornado to a turtle, and it’s up to you to turn scraps into art.

Even if you never become a renowned sculptor, you’ll still have tons of fun (and maybe even shed a few TEARS of joy) along the way!

KEY FEATURES

  • Oh, Sheet! Each player only gets one sheet of paper per game, so every tear counts!
  • Concept Cards present 6 closely related ideas, forcing players to creatively show what makes their concept unique.
  • Tear It Up! Finish your masterpiece quickly to earn bonus points for being one of the first players done.
  • Reuse the Clues: Save leftover scraps and recycle them into future creations!
  • Impress for the Guess: Earn points by getting other players to recognize your concept—and by correctly identifying theirs.
  • A Twofold Game: Play competitively for bragging rights or cooperatively for hilarious group fun!

CONTENTS

  • 68 Concept Cards
  • 36 Guessing Cards
  • 6 Number Cards
  • 5 Skill Tokens
  • 6 Canvas Sheets
  • 1 Score Pad
  • 1 Pencil
  • Paper Sheets
  • Rulebook

Number of Players: 2-6
Ages: 7+
Playing Time: 20+ Minutes

© 2026 Red Cat Games

Licensed and manufactured by Cryptozoic Entertainment

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah O. ★★★★★

I'm hopeless at drawing but this game totally levels the field — you just tear paper into shapes and everyone guesses what it is. Explaining it takes under a minute, and our first round had people yelling over each other trying to get their guesses in.

Richard ★★★★★

Pulled this out at a game night and it turned into two hours of laughing at everyone's terrible torn-paper guesses. The tear-and-create mechanic is way more fun than I expected, and you don't need any drawing ability to play.

Ella ★★★★★

Zero artistic skill here and I still won our first round — tearing the paper into shapes is way more forgiving than drawing. We played with four people and the guessing got loud fast. Perfect party filler when nobody wants to commit to a long board game.