# タイパ至上主義 裁判 (Taipa Supremacy Trial)

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2026
- **BGG Rating**: —
- **BGG Rank**: —
- **Players**: 3-5
- **Duration**: 5 min
- **Weight**: —
- **Categories**: Bluffing, Card Game, Deduction, Party Game
- **Mechanics**: Acting, Hidden Roles, Role Playing, Storytelling, Team-Based Game

## Verdict
If you love chaotic party games full of drama, Taipa Supremacy Trial is a blast. It’s fast, hilarious, and perfect for anyone who’s not afraid to yell 'Objection!' in their friends’ faces.Dramatic gavel slams includedAbsurd cases for maximum laughsQuick and easy to learnGreat icebreakerNot for the shyMight feel repetitive after many playsRECOMMENDED

## Description
Taipa Supremacy Trial is a fast-paced debate game that throws you into a courtroom in just 5 minutes. Split into lawyers and judges, players must argue, deduce, and even bang a gavel (yes, it comes with a real one!) to prove innocence or uncover the truth. With 19 varied cases — from the mundane to the utterly bizarre — each game is a fresh dose of chaos. Lawyers have to build their case with just three pieces of evidence, while judges must pay attention to avoid a wrongful verdict. And the best part? Plenty of dramatic 'Objection!' shouts and gavel slams included. If you love party games with high interaction and a dash of madness, this one's for you. Just don’t cry when you lose!

## FAQ
### How many players can play?
3 to 5 players. Fewer than that and it’s hard to form teams; more than that and it becomes pure chaos (even more so).

### How long does a game last?
Each case takes about 5 minutes. But it’s so fun you’ll want to play multiple cases in a row.

### Do I need to know law or be a lawyer to play?
Not at all. The cases are anything but serious, and the game is about creative arguing, not legal knowledge.

### Is the gavel real?
Yes! And it makes real noise too. Get ready for maximum drama (and maybe noise complaints from neighbors).

### Is it hard to learn?
Nope! The rules are simple, and one test game is enough to get everyone hooked. The hard part is not laughing during arguments.