
Razzia
A board game by Stefan Dorra
3-8 Players 30 minutes Simple
Simultaneous Action Selection, Dice Rolling, Auction/Bidding
Card Game, Economic, Bluffing, Negotiation, Mafia
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Description
Razzia is a fast-paced and exciting board game designed by Stefan Dorra, first published in 1992. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, this game is perfect for a group of 3 to 8 players looking for a fun and social experience that can be completed in just 30 minutes. The goal is to accumulate the most money by navigating the world of mafia and negotiation, using a combination of auction, bidding, dice rolling, and simultaneous action selection. Players simultaneously choose cards to play, each corresponding to one of six different locations, and featuring either a gambler or a cop. The reveal of these cards determines who gets the money, with gamblers winning unless a cop is present, in which case the cop takes the prize. When multiple players have the same goal, negotiations begin, and the roll of a die can make all the difference. With its unique blend of bluffing, economic strategy, and social interaction, Razzia is a thrilling game that requires players to think strategically and make quick decisions to come out on top. Whether you're a fan of card games, economic strategy, or just looking for a fun and interactive experience, Razzia is an excellent choice for a quick and entertaining game night with friends.
