
Haggle
A board game by Sid Sackson, Robert Billingsley
10-100 Players 120-300 minutes Low
Hand Management, Set Collection, Trading, Induction
Negotiation, Puzzle, Math
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Description
Haggle is a classic board game that's all about negotiation and strategy, designed by the legendary Sid Sackson and Robert Billingsley back in 1963. With easy-to-learn rules, this game is accessible to everyone, but don't be fooled - it's packed with depth and complexity. Players take turns trading and collecting sets, using hand management skills to outmaneuver each other. The game's real magic happens in the negotiations, where you'll need to use your math skills and inductive reasoning to make the best deals. What's truly unique about Haggle is its massive player count - up to 100 players can join in on the fun, making it a great option for large gatherings or events. With playtime ranging from 120 to 300 minutes, be prepared to settle in for a long and entertaining session of puzzle-solving and deal-making.
