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Description
Liars Dice, the classic dice game of Bluff comes to the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Play against your friends on their iPhones and iPads or if you have more than three devices you can even use the iPad as a central table to control the game of up to 8 players.
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Actualol Top List at 4:50 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- Perfect for groups on holiday
- Simple setup (box becomes board)
- Engaging mind games and bluffing
- Satisfying reveals
- Allows for dominance assertion
Cons
- Can lead to player elimination
Thematic elements
- Guessing dice counts
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Betting — You take it in turns to make a call. I think there are four fives.
- bluffing — You can use your bids to try and sew bad information. Make an early bid of four sixes to make everyone think that you've got loads when actually you've got none.
- Deduction — The challenge is in guessing what's under everyone else's.
- Player Elimination — If you lose all five, you're out of the game.
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Quotes (from this video)
- And Dice Pool Party plays two to eight players and will work for the whole family.
- It's such a silly little game, but it's such a fresh challenge.
- Her favorite is Suspectto, which is a beautifully simple deduction game.
- It feels like it's teaching her things that most other games for toddlers aren't.
- The other game, Troopo, is a great introduction to pushing your luck.
- It's the classic push your luck dilemma, but distilled down to a format that kids can understand, and it works perfectly.
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Stonemaier Games Discussion at 0:52 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- really enjoyed it
Cons
none
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none
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
Mechanics unknown.
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- My neurodivergent brain loves efficiency puzzles and building my strategy to to time a slingshot to build up to really big turns later in the game.
- I think that it has to be a game where the tags are used as a discount and not just as a requirement or if it is a requirement that there's an alternate cost to pay for that requirement.
- We usually plan around three years in advance. So we are already working on the games that we will release in 2028.
- The top pick here was watching, reading, or listening to a review.
- Nearly 50% of people say they're willing to wait between six and 18 months to get a game.
- 33% of people said they want to buy more games from their local game hobby or bookstores.
- Vidiculture is practically a must-own game for any gamer.
- I was really excited to bring something new to the hobby for the first time in a while.
- Maybe some people are willing to wait longer because their gaming shelves are already full.
- The most successful friendly game stores have large gaming areas that are free or low-cost.
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Stonemaier Games Review at 0:03 sentiment: positive
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Overall sentiment (raw)
positive
Pros
- The wild dice add just enough flexibility and uncertainty for bluffing and guessing to work.
- The core mechanism with the wild dice is very clever and has a huge impact.
- The game is simple and enjoyable.
Cons
none
Thematic elements
Comparison games
- Skull
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- bidding — Players sequentially increase bids on the number of dice faces, or challenge the previous bid.
- bluffing — Players make claims about the dice total that may or may not be true, and other players can challenge these claims.
- Deduction — Players use information from previous bids and the visible dice to infer the hidden dice.
- Dice Rolling — Players shake dice in a cup, conceal the results, and then make bids about the total number of certain dice faces on the table.
- wild dice — A specific die face (a star) acts as a wild symbol, which can represent any number.
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Quotes (from this video)
- And this is what it looks like. Well, at least these are the dice in the the version that I played.
- The key to this game really shining in my opinion is a is a tiny little twist on on what these dice look like.
- The stars add just enough uh flexibility and uncertainty for the bluffing and guessing to work.
- Every level of the game I think works because of this wild element.
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