Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Perudo in a Tin
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Manufacturer: Paul Lamond Games
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Binding: Toy
Brand: Paul Lamond Games
EAN: 5012822033703
Label: Paul Lamond Games
Manufacturer: Paul Lamond Games
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 96
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Paul Lamond Games
Studio: Paul Lamond Games
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: excellent
Comment: we play this over and over again and it never gets boring, ultimate game of bluffing.
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Summary: Fun and Games
Comment: Great fun to play in a large group of people and requires some thought too! The boxset is nice so you each get your own colour of dice and cup so it is worth buying. This game could keep me occupied for hours!
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Summary: Not just Liar Dice
Comment: A far more involved and complex game than Liar dice but based on similar principles this is a fantastic travel game that can be played anywhere and is pretty easy to pick up.
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Summary: All you need are dice!
Comment: Liar dice is a fun game. However all you need are some dice! If you really need a tin to keep your dice in and you've money to burn then go ahead and get this game :) Or just find the rules with the power of the interweb and use dice you already own.
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Summary: Recommended !
Comment: On top of the previous reviews, I would like to add it is far from being a game where luck makes out who wins. To make a chance at winning, you will need a dosis of psychology, be able to act, have no scrupules at lying, somewhat exercise your memory and remember your statistic formulas ... - in short, a really good game that can be played in 10 minutes per game but will most probably keep you awake till early morning ! Can be played by 2, but best between 4 and 6 players.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Also known as South American Liars Dice, Perudo is an exciting game of guesswork, bluff and luck. Requiring no board, no setting up and no complicated rules. Tin box set includes simple instructions, six coloured cups and a selection of dice. For up to 6 players.
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