Board Game LUZ

If you are looking for a RAY of light at the end of the tunnel – then this is it!

This is a bribe game with a “twist” in the style of Hanabi, which will force you to play with your cards open… but not your own! You can see the cards of all other players, but not your own. Cool, right? As they say, someone else`s deck can be seen from afar, but yours – only when you have already played!

Here you will have to decipher the expressions on the faces of your friends, analyze their clues and build a strategy for the game blindly. It`s like a familiar “debčik”, but with an unexpected twist that makes the game super-addictive!

Game rules

If you are familiar with bribe games, then everything is standard here – 4 suits + 1 trump, whoever played the highest card in the trick – takes the trick. But at this stage the most interesting thing begins, because you don`t always want to take it.

But let`s start from the beginning: you will play 4 hands, each with 10 tricks. Accordingly, each player receives 10 cards in his hand, as well as 1 special card – it is not played, but only indicates in which direction the values ​​on the cards increase. Then your neighbor takes your cards and arranges them by suit and increase – and returns them to you.

What do we have in the end? You know the suits of your cards and where you have the largest and smallest card of each suit. Also, you see the cards of other players and can guess approximately what cards you have. And so… based on these reasonable guesses you have to plan – how many tricks will you take in this round – to do this, you need to take the appropriate number of yellow glass beads. You can also take 1 blue bead for “insurance”.

Well, actually, then you play 4 rounds of 10 tricks. At the end of each round, you get positive or negative points – depending on whether your bet was played or not. Sounds interesting, right? Let us tell you more: the game is as interesting as it sounds. There is a very fun and slightly intriguing atmosphere at the table during the game, because everyone sees other people`s cards and can tease other players a little – help them, or drown them.

The game is best suited to those who have played in the debertz in place cards and are well familiar with the mechanics of the game for tricks. But in general, the rules of the game are easy to master, it is much more difficult to understand how to win at it.

Want something new and bright in your collection? Then we offer you a card game for bribes with a very interesting twist and gorgeous illustrations, which will brighten up your evening with incredible tactical decisions!