6.2
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Ludopedia
6.3
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BGG
Our Verdict
Fans of quick laughs and lively debates will love this card game that turns absurd choices into a friendly competition.
Highlights
- Simple, direct voting
- Easy to learn
- Great for parties
Keep in mind
- No deep strategy
- Adult content
- Not for kids
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Shitty Choices, also known as Decisões de Merda, is the card game that turns a casual gathering into a lively debate. At the start of each round, a player draws a card that presents two outrageous or provocative options and reads it aloud to the group. Everyone then votes on which option they think will receive more votes. If the player who drew the card guesses correctly, they earn a point. The first player to reach three points wins the game. The mechanic is pure voting, with no hidden combos or trickery. The humor comes from the irony and the desire to see whether friends truly share the same wild ideas. It works well with groups ranging from five to thirty players, with playtime between 20 and 40 minutes, making it perfect for parties or casual get‑ups. Components are simple: a deck of cards, a point marker, and a short rule sheet. Though it’s a card game, there’s little strategy involved; the fun comes from the debate and the unexpected reactions. The adult rating is appropriate because the content can be a bit edgy. If you enjoy games that spark laughter and reveal your friends’ personalities, Shitty Choices might be the missing piece for your table. The premise is to test everyone’s courage when picking the most controversial option, while the vote decides who’s on board with the collective opinion. In short, the game is simple, quick, and guarantees moments of light‑heartedness—and sometimes chaos—among friends. Additionally, the deck features cards about everyday situations, absurd decisions, and even moral dilemmas, keeping variety throughout the rounds. Players can use the cards to spark discussions and perhaps discover something new about their companions. The design is minimalist, with simple illustrations and vibrant colors, facilitating quick reading. The rulebook is only three pages, making the learning curve almost instant. Finally, the game stands out for being highly portable and not requiring much space, allowing you to take it anywhere.
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Publisher
Buró, Reflexshop
Designer
Emmanuel Rabell, Michel Fischman
What is the ideal player count?
5 to 30 players. More people make the voting more fun.
How long does a game last?
20 to 40 minutes, depending on how quickly players vote.
Is the game complex?
No. Rules are simple and the mechanic is just voting and scoring.
What are the components?
A deck of cards, a point marker, and a short rule sheet.
Who is the target audience?
Adult friends who enjoy irreverent humor and quick debates.
Does it support other languages?
Yes, the cards are in English, but the rulebook can be translated. The game is not language‑dependent.
Can I play with fewer than 5 players?
It works best with at least 5 players, but it can be played with 4 if needed.