7.9
rating
Ludopedia
7.0
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy fast-paced card games with a touch of bluffing and luck-testing, Camelio will win you over! It's the kind of game that leaves you wanting to play just one more round.
Highlights
- Fast and fun
- Tense decisions
- Easy to learn
- Subtle interaction
Keep in mind
- Busting risk
- Can be unlucky
- Point loss
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
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Get ready for a card game that tests your luck and your nerve! In Camelio, the goal is to collect exactly five Spheres of the same color to score a point. Sounds simple, right? But here, danger lurks in the details: exceeding five Spheres of the same color means you've 'busted' and lose everything of that color. And the worst part: if you had already scored in that color, your point is gone!
On your turn, the fun begins with a crucial choice: take a face-up card, where everything is visible, or risk the face-down card, which hides partial information, either the color or the number of Spheres. And the most tense decision: do you keep the card or pass this 'hot potato' to another player? And all this before even revealing what you picked! Cards are arranged by color in your play area, and managing them is key.
Camelio is one of those quick games that fits in your pocket and on your table, perfect for unwinding. It blends the thrill of 'push your luck' with the cunning of bluffing and observing opponents. It's a dynamic experience where a correct guess or an unexpected move can turn the game around. Ideal for those who enjoy card games with a touch of direct interaction and a fast pace, without complications. If you like games that make you think 'just one more round!', Camelio is a great choice.
On your turn, the fun begins with a crucial choice: take a face-up card, where everything is visible, or risk the face-down card, which hides partial information, either the color or the number of Spheres. And the most tense decision: do you keep the card or pass this 'hot potato' to another player? And all this before even revealing what you picked! Cards are arranged by color in your play area, and managing them is key.
Camelio is one of those quick games that fits in your pocket and on your table, perfect for unwinding. It blends the thrill of 'push your luck' with the cunning of bluffing and observing opponents. It's a dynamic experience where a correct guess or an unexpected move can turn the game around. Ideal for those who enjoy card games with a touch of direct interaction and a fast pace, without complications. If you like games that make you think 'just one more round!', Camelio is a great choice.
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Publisher
Little Rocket Games, funbot
Designer
Paolo Bianchi (II)
Artist
Alessia Lorno
What is the main objective of Camelio?
The goal is to be the first to score points by collecting exactly five Spheres of the same color. But beware: exceeding five Spheres of the same color makes you lose everything of that color, and if you had already scored in it, you lose the point too!
How many players can participate and how long does a game take?
Camelio is for 2 to 4 players, and games are super quick, lasting between 15 and 20 minutes. Perfect for filling a short gap!
Is it a complicated game to learn?
Not at all! Camelio has a very light complexity rating (1 out of 5), meaning the rules are easy to grasp, and you'll be playing within minutes.
What kind of mechanics does the game use?
The game focuses on 'Push Your Luck,' where you decide how risky you want to be, and 'Set Collection,' where you try to gather the right cards.
What comes in the box?
Camelio is a card game, so the main component is the cards. You'll find the Sphere cards that players use to form their sets.
Is there player interaction?
Yes! Interaction mainly occurs when you decide to give a card to another player, potentially disrupting their plan or even causing them to bust.
Who is Camelio most recommended for?
It's ideal for those looking for a quick, light card game with a bit of bluffing that doesn't require a long learning curve. Great for families and groups wanting something casual.