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Our Verdict
A fast-paced-bluffing-fest that turns your dinner party into a survival-of-the-fittest-style-chaos.
Highlights
- Quick-fire gameplay
- High-stakes-tension
- Easy to teach
- Great for large groups
Keep in mind
- Player elimination-mechanic
- Heavy reliance on bluffing
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Picture this: you're at a St. Andrew's Day dinner party, and the host offers you a shot of whisky. Sounds lovely, right? Wrong. There's a catch—it might be poisoned. Welcome to Risky Whisky, the high-stakes party game where paranoia is your best friend! The goal is simple: don't die. As the dealer (the only one in the know), you hand out-whisky or poison, leaving everyone else to scramble.
Will you take the shot? Will you try to swap your card blindly with a neighbor? Or will you burn your one-and-only antidote just to stay in the game? With asymmetric information and-once per game-abilities, every decision feels heavy. You can bluff, you can trade, and you can definitely watch your friends face-plant after a bad-luck-draw. It's a fast-paced-elimination game where the tension builds until only one person is left standing. Perfect for groups who love bluffing, social deduction, and a bit of chaotic-good-natured-sabotage!
Will you take the shot? Will you try to swap your card blindly with a neighbor? Or will you burn your one-and-only antidote just to stay in the game? With asymmetric information and-once per game-abilities, every decision feels heavy. You can bluff, you can trade, and you can definitely watch your friends face-plant after a bad-luck-draw. It's a fast-paced-elimination game where the tension builds until only one person is left standing. Perfect for groups who love bluffing, social deduction, and a bit of chaotic-good-natured-sabotage!
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Publisher
(Self-Published)
How long does a game take?
Very fast! Expect sessions between 15 to 30 minutes.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all. It's designed for quick-start-and-play-style-fun.
What is the player-count sweet spot?
It works great with 4, but it truly shines with 6-8 players.
Does it require a lot of space?
Nope, just a table and some-room for your friends to react to the chaos!
Is there a lot of player elimination?
Yes,-it's part of the thrill! Just make sure your group is okay with that-mechanic.