
Lie, Cheat & Steal
A board game by Don Wilson
2-6 2-6
90 minutes Simple
Negotiation, Betting and Bluffing
Party Game, Humor, Negotiation, Political
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Description
Get ready for a wild ride in Lie, Cheat & Steal, a classic political simulation game from 1971. Designed by Don Wilson, this game is all about becoming the ultimate politician by any means necessary. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, 2 to 6 players can dive into the world of politics, where negotiation and bluffing are key to success. The goal is to get elected to public office, but it's not about playing by the rules - it's about using underhanded tactics like vote buying and libel to get ahead. In this 90-minute game, players will use their skills of betting and bluffing to outmaneuver their opponents, making deals and breaking them along the way. With a variety of cards and game pieces, including Black Eye cards, Feather-In-Your-Cap cards, and money, players will need to think strategically and make tough decisions to come out on top. Will you be the one to rise to the top of the political ladder, or will you get left behind? There's only one way to find out - gather your friends and get ready to Lie, Cheat & Steal your way to victory.
