Anno Domini: Flopps is that card game you pull out of the box and the fun is instant! Perfect for those who enjoy a good bluff and a good laugh with friends, without needing to be a history genius. The experience is light, full of twists, and with that 'just one more round' feeling. It's a top-notch party game that teaches you some bizarre trivia while you try to trick everyone!
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Guaranteed lots of laughs
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High bluffing and intuition
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Easy to learn
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Great for groups
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Curious historical events
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Depends on group interaction
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May not appeal to history purists
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Get ready for a hilarious and bluff-filled journey through time with Anno Domini: Flopps! This card game is part of the acclaimed Anno Domini series, where the goal is simple, but the execution is anything but: get rid of all your cards by ordering historical events in a chronological timeline. The cool thing is that each card has an event on one side and the date on the other, but you can only see the event description. The twist with 'Flopps' is that all the events are, well, historical 'flops' – things that went terribly wrong, which guarantees plenty of laughs. Players take turns adding cards to the central timeline, trying to maintain chronological order. But here's the fun part: instead of adding a card, you can accuse a player of having broken the order! If you're right, the previous player takes the hit; if you're wrong, you're the one who suffers. The beauty of Anno Domini: Flopps is that you don't need to be a historian to do well. Many events are obscure or difficult to date precisely, which opens up space for bluffing and intuition. It's a super engaging social game, perfect for parties, where laughter and surprise are constant. And the best part? You can play 'Flopps' on its own or mix it with other Anno Domini sets for an even more epic and varied experience!
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How many players can participate in Anno Domini: Flopps? expand_more
The game is super flexible and can be played by 2 to 8 people, making it perfect for any type of gathering, from a more intimate get-together to a lively party.
What is the average duration of a game? expand_more
A game of Anno Domini: Flopps is quick, usually taking between 30 to 30 minutes. It's ideal for filling a gap or for several consecutive rounds.
Do I need to know a lot about history to play? expand_more
Not at all! In fact, the game is more fun if you're not an expert. Many events are obscure or difficult to date, which values bluffing and intuition more than encyclopedic knowledge.
Can I combine Anno Domini: Flopps with other Anno Domini series games? expand_more
Yes, and it's highly recommended! Anno Domini: Flopps can be played standalone, but the fun greatly increases when you mix it with other sets in the series, creating an even more varied and unpredictable timeline.
What is the complexity of the game? expand_more
The complexity is quite low, with a BGG weight of 1.3929/5. It's an easy game to learn and teach, ideal for those looking for something light and fun.
What are the main components of the game? expand_more
The game consists of 340 cards, each with a description of a historical event on one side and the year (and sometimes specific date) on the other. The simplicity of the components makes it easy to transport and set up.