7.8
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Ludopedia
7.3
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BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
If you already enjoy the Love Letter series and want a version with a special touch and more representation, this one's for you! It's fast, easy to learn, and still fun with the tension of deduction.
Highlights
- Fast and strategic
- Easy to learn
- Inclusive theme
- Quality components
Keep in mind
- Player elimination
- Language dependency
- Luck can influence
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready for another round of intrigue and smitten hearts with Love Letter: Princess Princess Ever After! If you enjoy the fast-paced, bluff-filled gameplay of the classic Love Letter, this version is sure to win you over. The goal remains the same: be the lucky (or clever!) one to deliver your love letter to Princess Isadora. But beware, the path is fraught with rivals and characters with unique abilities that can help or hinder you.
You'll need to rely on wit and luck to choose the best ally for your mission – perhaps an invincible ogre, a swift unicorn, or even the princess's friends, Sadie and Amira? Each card played is a step closer or further from your objective. Deduction is key: try to figure out what others have in their hands and use that to your advantage. But be mindful, because in Love Letter, player elimination is a real possibility, and one wrong move could take you out of the running before you know it.
Featuring tarot-sized cards and acrylic tokens that add a special touch, the game is visually appealing and easy to take anywhere. There's a moderate language dependency, so having translated cards or a reference sheet handy will make things smoother. It's perfect for those seeking a light, quick experience with that delightful tension of risk and deduction, ideal for playing with family or friends who don't have much time but want guaranteed fun. Prepare to win the princess's heart, one move at a time!
You'll need to rely on wit and luck to choose the best ally for your mission – perhaps an invincible ogre, a swift unicorn, or even the princess's friends, Sadie and Amira? Each card played is a step closer or further from your objective. Deduction is key: try to figure out what others have in their hands and use that to your advantage. But be mindful, because in Love Letter, player elimination is a real possibility, and one wrong move could take you out of the running before you know it.
Featuring tarot-sized cards and acrylic tokens that add a special touch, the game is visually appealing and easy to take anywhere. There's a moderate language dependency, so having translated cards or a reference sheet handy will make things smoother. It's perfect for those seeking a light, quick experience with that delightful tension of risk and deduction, ideal for playing with family or friends who don't have much time but want guaranteed fun. Prepare to win the princess's heart, one move at a time!
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Best player count
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2
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3
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4
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5
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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Renegade Game Studios, Oni Press, Origames
Designer
Seiji Kanai
Artist
Kate Z. Stone, Kay O'Neill, Wendy Xu
Community
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1,591owners
160wishlist
13want to play
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
What is the average playtime?
A game of Love Letter: Princess Princess Ever After typically lasts around 20 minutes, making it super quick to fit into any schedule.
How many players can participate?
The game supports 2 to 6 players, making it quite versatile for different group sizes.
Are the rules difficult to learn?
Not at all! The rules are very simple and you can learn them in just a few minutes, making it great for introducing board games to newcomers.
Are the components good quality?
Yes! The cards are tarot-sized, and the 'favor' tokens are made of acrylic, giving the game a nice, durable feel.
What does 'Player Elimination' mean?
It means a player can be removed from the game before it ends. If you get eliminated, you'll have to wait for the next game to start.
Do I need to know English to play?
There is a moderate language dependency. The cards have text, so it's recommended to have a translated version or a reference sheet for easier play.
Who is this game best suited for?
It's great for those who enjoy quick games, deduction, with a bit of luck and bluffing. It's also a good choice for fans of fantasy and romance themes, and those who appreciate representation.
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