Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
Perfect for those seeking a fast, competitive filler to liven up the group.
Highlights
- Simple and intuitive rules
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Funny direct interaction
- Very easy to teach beginners
Keep in mind
- Limited strategic depth
- Luck heavily influences the outcome
About the game
What you do in a play session
Looking for a fast-paced card game for any occasion? Dobro is exactly that. The premise is simple: you want to get rid of all your cards as quickly as possible, but there's a catch: to play, you must beat the value of the card currently on the table. Sounds easy, right? That's where the fun (and the cruelty) comes in. You can play a higher card, or you can 'double' the value in two ways: by playing a pair of identical cards or by playing a card with the same value as the one already on the table.
The real trouble starts when you're stuck. If you can't play any card, you're in trouble! You must collect all the cards from the table into your score pile. Here's the twist: in this game, having fewer cards in your pile is what leads to victory. The more cards you accumulate because you ran out of options, the lower your final score will be.
To spice up the competition, there are special cards that completely change the course of the match. You can reverse the direction of play, skip an opponent's turn, or use wild cards to escape desperate situations. It's the kind of game where you plan your hand, but an unexpected move from an opponent can turn your strategy into a pile of negative points. With matches lasting about 20 minutes and rules that can be explained in five, Dobro is perfect for those who want immediate fun without reading a 40-page manual. Three rounds of pure tension and laughter, and the player with the smallest pile of cards at the end takes the crown!
The real trouble starts when you're stuck. If you can't play any card, you're in trouble! You must collect all the cards from the table into your score pile. Here's the twist: in this game, having fewer cards in your pile is what leads to victory. The more cards you accumulate because you ran out of options, the lower your final score will be.
To spice up the competition, there are special cards that completely change the course of the match. You can reverse the direction of play, skip an opponent's turn, or use wild cards to escape desperate situations. It's the kind of game where you plan your hand, but an unexpected move from an opponent can turn your strategy into a pile of negative points. With matches lasting about 20 minutes and rules that can be explained in five, Dobro is perfect for those who want immediate fun without reading a 40-page manual. Three rounds of pure tension and laughter, and the player with the smallest pile of cards at the end takes the crown!
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
REC
3
REC
4
BEST
5
REC
6
REC
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Grok Games, Buró, Dexker Games, frechverlag, Hobby World, Igiari, MS Edizioni
Designer
Fel Barros, Lucas Castanho, Pedro Vinicius
Artist
Bibadash, Chris Borges
Community
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913owners
113wishlist
10want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
Is the game complex to learn?
Not at all! The rules are super simple, and you can explain them to everyone in just a few minutes.
How long does a game last?
It's very quick, usually between 15 and 20 minutes, making it a great opener or closer for game night.
How many people can play?
From 2 to 6 players, working well both in duels and larger groups.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, since it uses numerical values and straightforward rules, it's great for kids and families.
What happens if I have no cards to play?
That's the danger: you collect all the cards from the table into your pile, which hurts your final score.