Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
A delicious and fast-paced chaos for those who love bluffing and laughing with friends.
Highlights
- Frenetic bluffing mechanics
- Portable and super compact
- Unexpected victory combos
- Charming visual art
Keep in mind
- Very short play sessions
- Relies on luck and bluffing
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get your stomach and your heart ready, because Diamango is here to cause delicious chaos! You know that exotic fruit everyone wants but nobody is quite sure about? Well, it's the crown jewel of this game, and your mission is simple yet tricky: grab it before the draw pile runs out to claim victory. But don't let the cute Crocotame illustrations fool you; nothing is guaranteed here, and sudden twists are the main course.
This game is a supercharged, chaotic twist on a classic 'everse Old Maid' style. The gameplay is fast-paced: you'll use Attack cards to snatch the precious fruit from your friends and Defense cards to protect yourself when things get intense. And if you think you've seen it all, wait until you encounter the Power cards, which have the knack for turning the tables and completely shifting the game's direction.
The real secret to winning without relying solely on luck is watching out for specific combos. If you manage to gather the 'Compote' and 'Pot’Pommes' (apple sauce) duo, you might just snatch the win even without holding the actual Diamango! And if you're lucky (or sneaky) enough to combine all three... it's an instant win, no questions asked!
With just 40 cards packed into a tiny box, Diamango is the perfect companion to toss in your bag for quick 10-minute games anywhere. These fast-paced rounds guarantee laughs, bluffing, and that constant tension of knowing you could lose everything in a split second. It's pure, fast fun with an irresistible visual style!
This game is a supercharged, chaotic twist on a classic 'everse Old Maid' style. The gameplay is fast-paced: you'll use Attack cards to snatch the precious fruit from your friends and Defense cards to protect yourself when things get intense. And if you think you've seen it all, wait until you encounter the Power cards, which have the knack for turning the tables and completely shifting the game's direction.
The real secret to winning without relying solely on luck is watching out for specific combos. If you manage to gather the 'Compote' and 'Pot’Pommes' (apple sauce) duo, you might just snatch the win even without holding the actual Diamango! And if you're lucky (or sneaky) enough to combine all three... it's an instant win, no questions asked!
With just 40 cards packed into a tiny box, Diamango is the perfect companion to toss in your bag for quick 10-minute games anywhere. These fast-paced rounds guarantee laughs, bluffing, and that constant tension of knowing you could lose everything in a split second. It's pure, fast fun with an irresistible visual style!
Best player count
BGG community vote
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4
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5
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6
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Soundtrack
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Publisher
Pandor Games
Designer
Crocotame
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How long does a game take?
It's super quick! Games last about 10 minutes.
What is the recommended age?
Since it's a dynamic card game, it's great for all ages, especially for party game lovers.
Is the game complex?
Not at all! The rules are simple, but the bluffing strategy and combos make it very engaging.
How many players can play?
3 to 6 players having a blast.
What's inside the box?
A 40-card deck in a compact box, ready to take anywhere.
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