7.7
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Ludopedia
6.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for those who love social interaction games and don't mind being betrayed by friends. The highlight is the volatile alliance dynamic.
Highlights
- Fast and dynamic gameplay
- Constant and intense social interaction
- Simple and easy-to-teach rules
- Hilarious betrayal atmosphere
Keep in mind
- Highly dependent on the player group
- Can be frustrating for those who hate betrayal
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Welcome to Kameloot, where ambition rules and loyalty is a very relative concept! Imagine you are a merchant striving for wealth, but to get there, you'll need magical items. The catch? You can't do it alone. The game unfolds in two distinct taverns: The Hooting Owl, frequented by paladins and more 'upright' magicians, and The Black Cat, the favorite haunt of con artists and scheming sorcerers.
The dynamics are simple yet treacherous. You must form alliances with other players to complete collections of magical objects. When a set is finished, the jackpot is split among the partners. Sounds fair, right? That's where the danger lies. In Kameloot, you can switch sides at any moment. Your 'best friend' right now might turn their back on you in the next round if it means they pocket more coins.
The game blends the tension of a traitor game with the satisfaction of set collection. You'll need to manage your hand carefully, deciding who to help and when to use your magical items to sabotage the competition or boost your own profits. It's a fast-paced experience, ideal for those who love intense social interaction, laughter, and that feeling of 'I can't believe you did that to me!'. If you enjoy games where negotiation is the heart of the action and betrayal is part of the fun, Kameloot is your mandatory stop. Prepare your wallet, pick your tavern, and above all, don't trust anyone blindly!
The dynamics are simple yet treacherous. You must form alliances with other players to complete collections of magical objects. When a set is finished, the jackpot is split among the partners. Sounds fair, right? That's where the danger lies. In Kameloot, you can switch sides at any moment. Your 'best friend' right now might turn their back on you in the next round if it means they pocket more coins.
The game blends the tension of a traitor game with the satisfaction of set collection. You'll need to manage your hand carefully, deciding who to help and when to use your magical items to sabotage the competition or boost your own profits. It's a fast-paced experience, ideal for those who love intense social interaction, laughter, and that feeling of 'I can't believe you did that to me!'. If you enjoy games where negotiation is the heart of the action and betrayal is part of the fun, Kameloot is your mandatory stop. Prepare your wallet, pick your tavern, and above all, don't trust anyone blindly!
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Publisher
Blue Orange (EU), 999 Games, Blue Orange Games, Feelindigo, PaperGames (III), Pegasus Spiele, Popcorn Games
Designer
Cédric NH, Fred Boulle, Grégory Grard, Mathieu Roussel
Artist
Ingenious Studios
Is the game complex to learn?
Not at all! The rules are very simple and the game flows quickly, making it great for those who don't want to read huge manuals.
How many people can play?
From 3 to 6 players. The more people, the more chaos and fun in the alliances.
How long does a game last?
Very quick, usually between 20 and 25 minutes.
Is it recommended for people who dislike betrayal games?
Probably not. The essence of the game is fragile loyalty, so if you take betrayal personally, it might be stressful!
Does it require complex calculations due to the 'Math' category?
No, the math part is basic, focusing more on splitting prizes and counting sets.