7.5
rating
Ludopedia
5.1
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
If you love cards, tricks, and a dash of magic, Batalha dos Cookies will win you over.
Highlights
- Trick‑taking with effect cards
- Cookie piece collection
- Fun inverted scoring
- Great for players 7 and up
Keep in mind
- Simple rules, yet strategic
- Small deck, quick play
- Limited card variety
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Batalha dos Cookies is a game that blends the joy of collecting with the thrill of winning trick‑taking rounds. Designed for players aged seven and up (but adults can enjoy it too), the goal is straightforward: gather cookie pieces by stealing them during tricks. The deck contains four types of pieces: three tasty ones and one spoiled. To complete a cookie you need four pieces of the same type, and each good piece scores points while the spoiled ones subtract points. When the game ends, everyone reveals their secret piles and the point total is tallied. The twist is that the player with the second‑highest score wins; the one who scores the most gets a “stomach ache” and loses the title of champion.
The game follows the classic trick‑taking format, but with a twist: the lower‑value cards carry “spells” that can be played at any time. These one‑time effects can steal pieces from another player or swap cards. They add a strategic layer, because you can decide when to use a spell to turn the game in your favor. Since the cards are played face‑down, information is limited and reading your opponent becomes essential.
Batalha dos Cookies lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, making it perfect for quick sessions or as a “break” between other games. The deck is small, with only 48 cards, so assembling the pieces and counting points is fast. However, the card variety is limited, which can make the game predictable if you play it repeatedly without variations.
In short, if you like card games that mix collection, trick‑taking, and a splash of magic, this title will surprise you. The inverted scoring guarantees that the player who wins too much isn’t the ultimate victor, creating an unexpected and fun objective for those looking for something different from a typical card game.
The game follows the classic trick‑taking format, but with a twist: the lower‑value cards carry “spells” that can be played at any time. These one‑time effects can steal pieces from another player or swap cards. They add a strategic layer, because you can decide when to use a spell to turn the game in your favor. Since the cards are played face‑down, information is limited and reading your opponent becomes essential.
Batalha dos Cookies lasts between 20 and 30 minutes, making it perfect for quick sessions or as a “break” between other games. The deck is small, with only 48 cards, so assembling the pieces and counting points is fast. However, the card variety is limited, which can make the game predictable if you play it repeatedly without variations.
In short, if you like card games that mix collection, trick‑taking, and a splash of magic, this title will surprise you. The inverted scoring guarantees that the player who wins too much isn’t the ultimate victor, creating an unexpected and fun objective for those looking for something different from a typical card game.
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Best player count
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2
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3
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4
OK
5
OK
6
OK
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
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Publisher
Adoleta Jogos
Designer
Thiago Queiroz
Artist
Nordan Manz
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can play?
2 to 6 players.
What is the average playtime?
20 to 30 minutes.
What is the difficulty level?
Easy to medium, ideal for players aged 7 and up.
What components are included?
A 48‑card deck, cookie pieces represented on the cards, and optional score tokens.
How does scoring work?
Each good piece scores points, four identical pieces form a complete cookie with a bonus, spoiled pieces subtract points. The player with the second‑highest score wins.
Who is this game recommended for?
Children, families, and anyone who enjoys card games with tricks and collections.
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