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Our Verdict
Who will enjoy Sen? Families and casual players who love a quick game with a mix of strategy and memory. A blend of luck and bluffing that's fun without being complicated!
Highlights
- Quick and easy to learn
- Charming dream and animal theme
- Great for playing with kids
- Simple yet strategic mechanics
Keep in mind
- Can feel too random for some
- Requires a bit of memory
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Sen (meaning 'dream' in Japanese) is a fun and fast-paced card game where the goal is to have the lowest possible score. But there's a twist: you don't know all your cards at the start! With hand management and memory mechanics, you can peek at your cards or your opponents', swap cards, and try to reduce your total. When you think you're ahead, you can end the round. But be careful: if you're wrong, you'll get a penalty! The game continues until someone reaches 100 points, and the player with the fewest points at the end wins. Inspired by classics like Rat-a-Tat Cat and Cabo, Sen is perfect for families and casual players who enjoy a light yet strategic challenge. The dream and animal themes add extra charm to the game!
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Nasza Księgarnia
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Marcin Minor
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How many players can play Sen?
2 to 5 players, perfect for small groups or families.
How long does a game usually take?
Between 30 and 60 minutes, depending on the number of players and their strategies.
Is it a complex game?
No, Sen has simple rules and is rated as light (weight 1.15/5 on BGG), ideal for beginners.
Do I need to know English to play?
No, the game is language-independent. Cards use symbols and numbers.
What's the recommended age?
8 and up, but younger kids can play with some help.
Are there expansions or different versions?
No, Sen is a standalone game with no expansions released so far.
Is it worth it for strategy game fans?
If you enjoy light games with a mix of strategy and bluffing, yes. But don't expect a deeply tactical game.