
Blind Justice
A board game by Mary Louise Dyer, Carol Katz
3-6 Players 90 minutes Low
Team-Based Game, Dice Rolling, Voting, Track Movement
Party Game, Bluffing, Negotiation, Educational
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Description
Get ready for a thrilling game of strategy and negotiation with Blind Justice, a classic board game from 1989 designed by Mary Louise Dyer and Carol Katz. This team-based game is perfect for groups of 3 to 6 players, and with a playtime of 90 minutes, you'll have plenty of time to outmaneuver your opponents. The rules are easy to learn, making it accessible to new players, but don't be fooled - the game requires skill and a bit of luck to win. As you roll the dice and move through the game, you'll need to use your bluffing and negotiation skills to come out on top. With elements of voting and track movement, every decision counts. Whether you're playing with friends or family, Blind Justice is a fun and educational experience that's sure to entertain. So gather your friends and get ready to experience the excitement of Blind Justice.
