5.4
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Ludopedia
6.3
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BGG
Our Verdict
If you enjoy quick card games with a touch of luck and deception, "The Lie" is a great pick for some laughs!
Highlights
- Super fast games
- Fun and original concept
- Easy to learn
Keep in mind
- Heavily relies on luck
- Can become repetitive
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Get ready for a game where truth is relative and the cards have a personality of their own! In "The Lie," every card is a little traitor: it shows a number from 1 to 4 and a color, but when you flip it, ta-da! Something has changed. It could be the color, it could be the number, but one thing's for sure: the card is no longer what it seemed. The goal is to be clever and form combinations by playing higher value cards of the same color. Whoever manages to play all their cards onto the table first wins the round. And whoever accumulates the most points over several rounds emerges as the overall game champion. It's one of those quick games, perfect for a bit of fun, that requires a bit of attention and a dose of luck to guess or predict plays. Matches are short, making it ideal for those who want to play something light between heavier games or when time is scarce. It's a card game that tests your adaptability and your luck with numbers and colors, all wrapped up in a fun concept of lying cards. If you enjoy card games with a touch of unpredictability that don't tie you down for hours, "The Lie" might be your new go-to.
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Devir
Designer
Eloi Pujadas, Eugeni Castaño
Artist
Noelia Jimenez Ibañez
What is the average playtime for "The Lie"?
Games are very quick, usually between 15 to 25 minutes, perfect for playing multiple rounds in one session.
How many players can participate?
The game is for 2 to 6 players, making it versatile for different group sizes.
Is the game difficult to learn?
No, the rules are quite simple and straightforward. You can learn them in a few minutes and start playing right away.
Is it more of a luck or strategy game?
It has a balance between the two. Luck is an important factor due to the changing cards, but knowing how to manage your hand and try to predict others' plays adds a strategic element.
Who is "The Lie" recommended for?
It's ideal for families, groups of friends looking for light and fast games, and for those who enjoy card games with a touch of unpredictability.
Does the game have a lot of player interaction?
The interaction is more indirect, focused on trying to complete your objective before others and managing the cards you play, which can influence what others can do.