For those who enjoy a fast-paced game, full of bluffing, and with that delicious tension of 'will it work out?', Crossing is a sure bet! It's the kind of game that breaks the ice and elicits laughs in seconds.
- Fast and to the point
- Full of bluffing and tension
- Ideal for large groups
- Super simple rules
- Can have a lot of conflict
- Luck plays a big role
- Little strategic depth
About the game
What you do in a play session
Here's how it works: you and the other players lay out a set of face-up cards on the table, each showing a different number of gems. At the crucial moment, everyone points their finger at a card simultaneously. The catch? Only those who are alone on a card get to take its gems! If more than one person points to the same card, nobody gets anything from that card that round. It's pure adrenaline and quick deduction to see who gets what. This game is perfect for those who enjoy a fierce competition and aren't afraid to take risks. The French version even includes rules for playing with 3 people, while the original Japanese version was for 4 to 6 players. So, you can play with family or with the whole crew at a party! It's the kind of game that elicits laughs and exclamations in just a few minutes. Get ready, the fun is guaranteed!
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