7.6
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6.4
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BGG
Our Verdict
A fast and funny deduction party game for those who love a good bluff.
Highlights
- Quick and dynamic
- Fun voting mechanic
- Great for groups
- Light and thematic
Keep in mind
- Very simple for veteran gamers
- Relies on social interaction
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Picture this: the Prince is desperately searching for Cinderella, but he has one tiny problem... he doesn't actually remember what she looks like! In Too Many Cinderellas, you aren't the protagonist, but rather one of those influential, well-connected people who has decided that the real Cinderella is actually their own servant. Your goal is simple yet chaotic: you must manipulate the rules and influence the Prince to point toward your candidate.
The game plays out through quick rounds of deduction and voting. Each player receives a set of cards that establish the conditions for who the 'true' Cinderella is for that round. The real spice here is the interaction: as players lay down cards to set new rules (such as 'Cinderella has small feet' or 'Cinderella wears a blue dress'), everyone else secretly votes on whether to accept or reject that new rule. If someone tries to spread misinformation that doesn't favor you, you can simply shout a loud 'NO!' to the Prince!
After two rounds of card play and voting, everyone reveals their hands. Whoever holds the card that perfectly matches all the rules established during that round wins the round. It's a game of bluffing, reading the table, and, of course, plenty of diplomatic chaos. It's perfect for those looking for something fast, light, and full of laughs while you try to trick your friends into choosing your candidate for the throne!
The game plays out through quick rounds of deduction and voting. Each player receives a set of cards that establish the conditions for who the 'true' Cinderella is for that round. The real spice here is the interaction: as players lay down cards to set new rules (such as 'Cinderella has small feet' or 'Cinderella wears a blue dress'), everyone else secretly votes on whether to accept or reject that new rule. If someone tries to spread misinformation that doesn't favor you, you can simply shout a loud 'NO!' to the Prince!
After two rounds of card play and voting, everyone reveals their hands. Whoever holds the card that perfectly matches all the rules established during that round wins the round. It's a game of bluffing, reading the table, and, of course, plenty of diplomatic chaos. It's perfect for those looking for something fast, light, and full of laughs while you try to trick your friends into choosing your candidate for the throne!
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Publisher
Arclight Games, Grail Games, Switch Games, 大気圏内ゲームズ (Taikikennai Games)
Designer
Nao Shimamura (シマムラナオ), Nobutake Dogen
Artist
Hinami Tsukuda, John D-C
How long does a game take?
Super quick! A game lasts between 10 to 15 minutes.
How many players is it for?
It works great for 2 to 4 players.
What is the complexity level?
Very low. It's a simple rule game, ideal for all ages.
Is it very competitive?
Yes, you'll be trying to trick your friends to win, but in a fun way!
What do I need to play?
Just the game's deck of cards and a willingness to interact with the group.