Bluffer

A game by Gilles Monnet

2 - 10 Players 20 minutes Simple

Player Judge, Simultaneous Action Selection

Bluffing, Trivia

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Description

Bluffer is a hilarious party game that's all about deception and persuasion. Designed by Gilles Monnet and first published in 1993, this game is perfect for a group of friends looking for a quick and entertaining experience. With simple rules that can be explained in no time, 2 to 10 players can jump into the action, which typically lasts around 20 minutes. The gameplay is straightforward: a question is read out, and each player comes up with an answer. But here's the twist - the correct answer is mixed in with all the fake ones, and players have to vote on which one they think is true. As players try to convince each other to vote for their own made-up answer, the game becomes a thrilling exercise in bluffing and persuasion. With its unique blend of simultaneous action selection and player judgment, Bluffer challenges players to think creatively and strategically. The trivia element adds an extra layer of excitement, as players need to have a good understanding of various topics to come up with plausible answers. Whether you're a fan of bluffing games or just looking for a fun and lighthearted experience, Bluffer is an excellent choice. Its short playtime and simple rules make it an ideal addition to any game night, and its ability to accommodate a large number of players means everyone can get in on the action.