the game. At no time can a player's score drop below zero. Winning The first player to score 12 points wins the game. Rule changes (Milton Bradley version) When Milton Bradley began producing Bonkers!, there were several minor rules changes: Cards marked "Exchange Cards" could now only be switched with a track card directly to the left or to the right of the Exchange card. Entrapment was now referred to as "Going Bonkers"; if a player got caught in a loop, s/he moved his/her pawn ahead to the nearest Score space (instead of the "ahead" card) and scored one point. The "Go to Nearest Score" card was replaced with a "Go Ahead to Score" card (possibly to reduce ambiguity in the game.) Other than these small changes, and the cosmetic update to the game, Bonkers! remained virtually unchanged from the first version. Rule changes (Winning Moves version) In addition to reusing the original disco theme, the 2016 Winning Moves reissue also reverted to the original Parker Brothers rules. External links Board games introduced in 1978 Racing board games Parker Brothers games Milton Bradley Company games