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Ludopedia
6.6
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy quick bluffing games full of laughs with your friends, In Vino Morte is the way to go! It's the perfect icebreaker or party starter.
Highlights
- Fun bluffing and deduction
- Super quick to play
- Works with many players
- Easy to learn
Keep in mind
- Has player elimination
- Can be a bit random
FOR GENRE FANS
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Get ready for a dangerous toast with In Vino Morte, a bluffing and deduction game that fits in your pocket and in the palm of your hand! Picture this: an elegant banquet, bubbling wine glasses, and suddenly, the suspicion that someone is poisoning the guests. Is your wine a divine nectar or a fatal drink?
In In Vino Morte, each round is a new chance to be clever or to fall for someone else's trick. The dealer secretly distributes cards representing wine glasses – some filled with fine nectar, others with a treacherous poison. The big question is: do you trust your glass, or do you prefer to risk a swap with another player? With each round, the tension builds as you try to decipher who is serving what and who is trying to trick you.
It's a game that shines through its simplicity and direct interaction. It works very well with larger groups, turning any gathering into an event full of laughter and suspicious glances. With every sip (or not!), you feel the adrenaline of trying to guess others' intentions and hide your own. With super-fast games, you can play multiple rounds in a single evening, and its "print & play" nature makes access even easier. If you enjoy games that test your ability to read people and provide moments of pure fun and tension in just a few minutes, In Vino Morte is your next toast!
In In Vino Morte, each round is a new chance to be clever or to fall for someone else's trick. The dealer secretly distributes cards representing wine glasses – some filled with fine nectar, others with a treacherous poison. The big question is: do you trust your glass, or do you prefer to risk a swap with another player? With each round, the tension builds as you try to decipher who is serving what and who is trying to trick you.
It's a game that shines through its simplicity and direct interaction. It works very well with larger groups, turning any gathering into an event full of laughter and suspicious glances. With every sip (or not!), you feel the adrenaline of trying to guess others' intentions and hide your own. With super-fast games, you can play multiple rounds in a single evening, and its "print & play" nature makes access even easier. If you enjoy games that test your ability to read people and provide moments of pure fun and tension in just a few minutes, In Vino Morte is your next toast!
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Publisher
Button Shy, KOZAK Games, Matagot, Pendragon Game Studio
Designer
Chris Anderson
Artist
Ben Toz, Oleksandr Grekhov, SanshPixel
How many people can play In Vino Morte?
The game is designed for 3 to 9 players, making it great for larger gatherings!
How long does a game take?
Games are super fast, usually lasting only about 10 minutes. You can play several rounds in a row!
Is the game difficult to learn?
Not at all! The rules are very simple, and you'll get the hang of it in under 5 minutes. Perfect for everyone to start having fun right away.
Do I need a table to play?
No need! It's a game you can play anywhere, without requiring a table. Ideal for taking on trips or to parties.
Are there any downsides?
As it's a quick bluffing game, luck can sometimes play a significant role, and some players might be eliminated before the game ends.
Is it a card game?
Yes, it's a card game focused on guessing whether your card is wine or poison, and if others are trying to deceive you.