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7.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for Disney fans looking for a light, creative, and visually stunning experience.
Highlights
- Absolutely stunning artwork
- Simple and fast rules
- Stimulates creativity
- Great for all ages
Keep in mind
- Depends on group chemistry
- Can be repetitive for veterans
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Ever imagined trying to describe a Disney movie without saying its name, using only your imagination and stunning artwork? In Dixit: Disney Edition, that's exactly what happens! Each round, one player takes on the role of the storyteller. They pick a card from their hand and say a phrase, a word, or a sound that relates to that image. The catch is that the clue can't be too obvious or too obscure.
Meanwhile, the other players search their own hands for the card that best fits that description and hand it over to the storyteller. After shuffling the original card with the suggestions from colleagues, all of them are revealed. Now comes the fun part: everyone (except the storyteller) votes on which card they believe is the original.
Scoring is where the strategy lies: if everyone guesses correctly or if nobody does, the storyteller earns nothing and the others score. However, if only some players guess correctly, both the storyteller and the successful guessers score points. Additionally, if you managed to trick your friends into voting for your card, you also earn extra points!
This special edition features 84 cards celebrating the history of Disney and Pixar, spanning from the classic Steamboat Willie to recent hits like Turning Red. It's a game of perception, empathy, and creativity, where you need to understand how your friends think to score points. The game ends when the deck runs out or someone reaches 30 points. It's the perfect blend of art and social psychology, ideal for those who want to avoid complex rules and focus on pure interaction.
Meanwhile, the other players search their own hands for the card that best fits that description and hand it over to the storyteller. After shuffling the original card with the suggestions from colleagues, all of them are revealed. Now comes the fun part: everyone (except the storyteller) votes on which card they believe is the original.
Scoring is where the strategy lies: if everyone guesses correctly or if nobody does, the storyteller earns nothing and the others score. However, if only some players guess correctly, both the storyteller and the successful guessers score points. Additionally, if you managed to trick your friends into voting for your card, you also earn extra points!
This special edition features 84 cards celebrating the history of Disney and Pixar, spanning from the classic Steamboat Willie to recent hits like Turning Red. It's a game of perception, empathy, and creativity, where you need to understand how your friends think to score points. The game ends when the deck runs out or someone reaches 30 points. It's the perfect blend of art and social psychology, ideal for those who want to avoid complex rules and focus on pure interaction.
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Publisher
Libellud, ADC Blackfire Entertainment, Boardgame Space, Galápagos Jogos, Gémklub, GoKids 玩樂小子, Hobby Japan, KADABRA, Kaissa Chess & Games, Korea Boardgames, Rebel Sp. z o.o., Ігромаг
Designer
Jean-Louis Roubira
Artist
Maëva da Silva, Natalie Dombois
Is the game hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple, and you can explain them to your group in under 5 minutes.
How many people can play?
The game accommodates 3 to 6 players, making it ideal for small groups or parties.
How long does a game last?
It usually takes about 30 minutes, making it a great 'filler' between longer games.
Do I need to know all Disney movies to play?
Not necessarily, but knowing the references helps you create more interesting clues!
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it's excellent for children who can already express ideas and interpret images.