
A Fake Artist Goes to New York
A board game by Jun Sasaki
No text on components is needed during play.
5 - 10 Players 20 minutes Simple
Hidden Roles, Targeted Clues, Drawing
Deduction, Party Game, Bluffing
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Description
A Fake Artist Goes to New York is a hilarious party game that's all about bluffing and deduction. In this quick 20-minute game, 5 to 10 players take turns being the Question Master, who sets a category and writes a word on dry erase cards for the other players to draw. But here's the twist - one player is a fake artist, who receives an "X" on their card instead of the word. As players take turns drawing and guessing who the fake artist is, the tension builds. The game is incredibly simple to learn, making it accessible to everyone, and with no necessary in-game text, language barriers are no issue. As players try to figure out who's the fake artist, they'll have to use their deduction skills and pay close attention to the drawings. Will the fake artist be caught, or will they manage to fly under the radar and earn points along with the Question Master? With its unique blend of drawing, bluffing, and deduction, A Fake Artist Goes to New York is a party game that's sure to bring laughter and excitement to any gathering.

