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Ludopedia
5.7
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BGG
Our Verdict
A chaotic and hilarious party game for those who love laughing at absurd situations.
Highlights
- Acidic and unpredictable humor
- Ultra fast play sessions
- Easy to learn
- Great for groups
Keep in mind
- Very nonsense theme
- Lacks deep strategy
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Grab your cowboy hat and try to keep your composure, because Texas Hold It is turning the Wild West into a scene of pure comedy and tension! Forget traditional quick-draw duels; here, the real danger lies in the urinals. The game places you and your friends in a desperate situation: finding a safe spot to 'relieve the pressure' while dodging cowboys with questionable aim who might just make a mess of things.
The gameplay is fast-paced and chaotic. The setup involves secret urinals, but there's a catch: some are safe, while others are traps waiting to happen. The key to survival is playing with your opponents' minds. You can peek at what's hidden, lie shamelessly about what you saw, or even swap the positions of the urinals to sabotage a friend who is close to winning. It's the kind of game where trust is an expensive currency and bluffing is your best weapon.
As the rounds progress, the pressure builds. There aren't enough spots for everyone, so the decision to 'go now' or 'hold it for one more round' could be the difference between glory and total embarrassment. The goal is simple but the execution is madness: try to dodge danger three times to secure your victory. But watch out: if you get wet three times, you're out of the game! With a very short playtime and rules that anyone can learn in two minutes, Texas Hold It is the perfect choice to kick off a game night or to grab a quick laugh between heavier sessions. It's fast, it's hilarious, and above all, it's completely unpredictable!
The gameplay is fast-paced and chaotic. The setup involves secret urinals, but there's a catch: some are safe, while others are traps waiting to happen. The key to survival is playing with your opponents' minds. You can peek at what's hidden, lie shamelessly about what you saw, or even swap the positions of the urinals to sabotage a friend who is close to winning. It's the kind of game where trust is an expensive currency and bluffing is your best weapon.
As the rounds progress, the pressure builds. There aren't enough spots for everyone, so the decision to 'go now' or 'hold it for one more round' could be the difference between glory and total embarrassment. The goal is simple but the execution is madness: try to dodge danger three times to secure your victory. But watch out: if you get wet three times, you're out of the game! With a very short playtime and rules that anyone can learn in two minutes, Texas Hold It is the perfect choice to kick off a game night or to grab a quick laugh between heavier sessions. It's fast, it's hilarious, and above all, it's completely unpredictable!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Joking Hazard, Brain Games, Broadway Toys LTD, CoolPlay, Explosm Games, Fantasmagoria, funbot, Gémklub, Grok Games, Siam Board Games
Designer
Brandan Parsons, Matt Fantastic
How long does a game take?
Super quick! A session lasts between 10 and 15 minutes.
How difficult is it?
Very low. It's a simple ruleset, perfect if you just want fun without heavy thinking.
How many players can play?
It works great with 2 to 6 players.
Is it kid-friendly?
Yes, but the Cyanide & Happiness humor is a bit edgy, so it depends on the child's maturity.
Do I need to know English to play?
No, the game is language independent, which makes the gameplay very smooth.
Is it a heavy strategy game?
No, the focus is on bluffing, luck, and social interaction rather than complex calculations.