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Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love fast-paced bluffing games and want to see who the biggest liar at the table is.
Highlights
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Very charismatic Disney theme
- Simple rules to learn
- High player interaction
Keep in mind
- Early elimination can be boring
- Highly dependent on bluffing skill
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Imagine that the Kingdom of Imagination is searching for a new Royal Advisor, and you are one of the candidates. But don't think it's a peaceful selection process! In Disney Coup, the only way to climb the hierarchy is through influence and, of course, a lot of cunning. The game works with face-down cards representing your characters. The twist? You can use the ability of any character, even one you don't actually possess. Yes, you can lie shamelessly!
The risk? If someone suspects you and challenges your claim, and you're lying, you lose one of your influences. If you lose everything, you're banished from the kingdom and the game. It's the kind of game where tension rises every round: do you pretend to have Elsa to freeze someone, or do you claim to have Mickey for an advantage? The 'Artimanhas Ardilosas' version features iconic characters like Aladdin, Maleficent, and Tigger, each with their own tricks.
The best part is that Disney Coup is modular. If you own other versions of the game, you can mix and match characters to create new dynamics and strategies. It's a fast, visceral game full of twists, perfect for those who love testing their friends' poker faces. The goal is simple: be the last one standing, manipulating the situation in your favor and eliminating the competition with the help of spells and strategic alliances. Who has the silver tongue needed to claim the title of Royal Advisor?
The risk? If someone suspects you and challenges your claim, and you're lying, you lose one of your influences. If you lose everything, you're banished from the kingdom and the game. It's the kind of game where tension rises every round: do you pretend to have Elsa to freeze someone, or do you claim to have Mickey for an advantage? The 'Artimanhas Ardilosas' version features iconic characters like Aladdin, Maleficent, and Tigger, each with their own tricks.
The best part is that Disney Coup is modular. If you own other versions of the game, you can mix and match characters to create new dynamics and strategies. It's a fast, visceral game full of twists, perfect for those who love testing their friends' poker faces. The goal is simple: be the last one standing, manipulating the situation in your favor and eliminating the competition with the help of spells and strategic alliances. Who has the silver tongue needed to claim the title of Royal Advisor?
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Publisher
Grok Games
Designer
Rikki Tahta
Artist
Diego Sá
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple. You take an action, someone can challenge you, and whoever loses influence is penalized. Everyone can play in 5 minutes.
How many people can play?
The 'Artimanhas Ardilosas' version supports 3 to 6 players, making it great for medium-sized groups.
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, usually between 15 and 20 minutes. Great as a filler between larger games.
Can I play with children?
Yes, but remember that the game involves bluffing and deceiving others, so it depends on the child's maturity in handling 'game-lying'.
What happens if I'm caught lying?
If you bluffed about having a character and someone exposed you, you lose one of your influence cards. If you run out of cards, you're out!