Drei Magier Cheating Moth: Card Game Where Cheating is Required, 3-5 Players, Ages 8+

Once we had a few practice games so that we could remember the action cards, this became a family favourite. My kids 7 & 9 really enjoy the cheating allowed element! Lots of fun and giggles

Comprado para regalo, así que no lo he abierto. Leí sobre el jugeo y tiene pinta de ser divertido. A quienes se lo he regalado seguro que les gusta, que les encanta hacer trampas XD

Diferente y muy divertido!!! 100% recomendado!

Usually not a fan of cheating games (Like Bulls*** with a deck of cards or Monopoly cheat edition) but this one is really fun. Well made and structured. It's thrilling everytime you cheat and so satisfying when you get away with it. It's awesome because it's not too hard to explain and games can be quite short. Totally recommend with friends and family

This is a fun and different game because there are rules, but one of the rules is that you are allowed to cheat (and, in fact, encouraged to do so). The game itself is pretty standard - you have a set of cards and you are trying to get rid of everything in your hand. You do so by getting around and putting a card down on your hand based on what is in the discard pile, including special cards that change the play for that round. That's all fine, but if that's all the game was, it would only be mildly fun. The best part is that you are encouraged to cheat and get rid of cards faster than would otherwise be possible. Almost anything goes (there are a couple of constraints), but if you get caught, your are penalized. It's fun to come up with new ways to be sneaky and disappear cards and it's even more fun to see what strategies other people come up with. I like that it is fast-paced and you can play as many or as few rounds as you like, so you aren't committing to a long period of time; if you want to only play for 5 min, that's fine, or you can keep going all night, if you like. It's also great for a wide range of ages and number of players. You will need at least 3 people, but 5-8 would be better. You could go higher, but if you get too many, it will be too hard to catch the cheaters, so it may not work as well. We also play with older teens, adults, and children down to age 8. I think if you were to go much younger, the players may struggle a bit, but if you have a precocious (and/or devious) youth, he/she may still enjoy it. It's a fun game-highly recommended!