Tüdelbüdel

Das Plattdeutsche Schimpfwortspiel

A game by Roland Pecher, Michael Schmitz, Walter Soiron

2 - 6 Players 15 minutes Simple

Memory, Card Drafting

Educational, Humor, Memory

Source - BoardGameGeek

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Description

Tüdelbüdel: Das Plattdeutsche Schimpfwortspiel is a hilarious and educational board game that's all about having fun with North-German dialect words. Designed by Roland Pecher, Michael Schmitz, and Walter Soiron, this game is perfect for 2 to 6 players looking for a quick and entertaining experience that can be enjoyed in just 15 minutes. The rules are simple and easy to learn, making it accessible to everyone. The game plays like a memory game, but with a twist - instead of keeping the matching pairs, you put them back on the table, adding to the excitement and challenge. The goal is to find matching pairs of word cards that combine to form North-German swearwords, with the help of colored cards that ensure you're making the right connections. But be warned, wrong combinations can lead to some pretty funny and creative new words. The game includes explanations of what each word means, so you'll learn something new while having a blast. As a party game, Tüdelbüdel is all about sparking discussions and laughter, but the player who finds the most matching pairs will be crowned the winner. With its unique blend of humor, education, and social interaction, this 2008 release is sure to delight players of all ages and backgrounds.