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Our Verdict
Perfect for parties and large groups who love a good bluff!
Highlights
- Dynamic and hilarious gameplay
- Easy to learn and play
- Great for large groups
- Fast-paced gameplay rhythm
Keep in mind
- Requires constant attention
- Depends on player creativity
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Ever looked at a question and thought the answer was so absurd you couldn't tell if it was true or just a clever lie? That's exactly where Sounds Fishy thrives! Forget the idea that you need to be a genius or a walking encyclopedia to win. Here, the real secret isn't knowing the right answer, but having the instinct to spot the lies your friends are telling. If you enjoy the vibe of games like The Chameleon or Balderdash, you'll feel right at home, as the gameplay is very similar: bizarre questions paired with even crazier answers. The game is fast-paced and high-stakes: your goal is to eliminate the fake answers invented by other players, but—and here's the catch—one of those options is actually the real answer! If you accidentally pick the truth thinking it's a bluff, you lose all your points and your turn. It's a game of pure social adrenaline, requiring you to think on your feet, get incredibly creative with your fake answers, and, of course, push your luck. It's the perfect game for gathering friends, sharing laughs, and discovering who the biggest bluffers at the table are. Get your best poker face ready, because in Sounds Fishy, everyone has an answer for you, and not all of them are what they seem!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Big Potato Games, 999 Games, Albi, asmodee, Desyllas Games, Gigamic, Hobby World, Mercurio, Reflexshop
Designer
Rob Piesse
Artist
Robin Sowden García
How many players is this game for?
It shines with larger groups, accommodating from 4 to 10 players!
How complex is the game?
It's super light! Very simple rules, perfect for those who just want pure fun without heavy thinking.
How long does a game take?
It's quite quick, lasting about 30 minutes per session.
Does the game require translation?
Yes, it has a high language dependency, so it's best to have someone fluent in English or use a translated version.
What is the theme of the game?
The theme revolves around trivia and fish, but the real focus is social interaction.