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Our Verdict
A sharp and frantic micro-game for those who love causing intrigue among friends.
Highlights
- Dynamic and very fast
- Sharp bluffing mechanics
- Ideal for intense fillers
- High-impact decisions
Keep in mind
- Can trigger high competitiveness
- Very short for some
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Get your best suit ready and prepare for corporate chaos! Big Fat Cats is that kind of frantic micro-game where you start playing and suddenly find yourself trying to topple a friend's empire. The goal is simple but the execution is pure venom: you need to dominate five rival industries and build the most valuable portfolio on the market. But watch out, it's not just about buying shares and sitting on the throne. This is a constant game of cat and mouse. You'll use insider connections to influence the market and, of course, you'll need a bit of cunning to hide your true intentions. The real trick lies in the timing: if you and another mogul invest in the exact same things, your assets lose value and your profit evaporates. Only the player with the highest and, more importantly, unique portfolio takes the win. With an open drafting system where everyone sees what's on the table, you'll have to decide between taking what you need or snatching what your opponent desperately wants. It's a game of quick decisions, constant bluffing, and intense short-term strategy. Perfect for those looking for a dose of corporate adrenaline in just 15 minutes, without needing a massive table or complex rules that take hours to explain. It's fast, it's cutthroat, and it's extremely competitive!
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Publisher
(Web published)
Designer
Tom Cox
How long does a game take?
It's super fast! You can finish in 10 to 15 minutes, perfect for a quick break.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are straightforward and you'll pick it up in minutes.
What is the ideal player count?
It works great with 3 to 5 players, where the bluffing gets even more fun.
Is it for casual or experienced players?
Both! It's simple enough for beginners but strategic enough for bluffing enthusiasts.
Do I need a large table?
No, being a micro-game, it takes up very little space.