Facade Games Kids Tortuga 1667 Board Game - Treasure Plunder Game for Friends and Family - A Game of Cards, Strategy, Deceit, and Luck for 2-9 Players

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This wasn't difficult to grasp, and my groups are often unexpectedly large so I appreciated that it was an easy to grasp board game that could actually fit a larger than standard group without just being another card gameAlso, it's aesthetic and compact! The board itself is more like a little mousepad, but it does the job and is just fun.

This is the most epic game of all time. It takes some learning and practice but it's an awesome game and super fun once everyone understands the detailed rules. We have played this game with every type of person and it's always a hit. Be warned... It's RUTHLESS! As are pirates. And that's what makes it so fun! We love that you can swap some rules to make it a two player game (my husband and I are competitive and love to play games) but can be played with a big group too. We've nearly flipped tables and joke we've almost divorced over this game LOL we've even written the creator of the game to challenge each other on the rules and got a quick response with clarification. But it's a blast and it gets better every time you play. If you're looking for a challenging, strategic game that will keep you on the edge of your seat in a competitive adrenaline rush the whole time... This is it!!!

This game is more fun with a minimum of four players. More players turn it into a bluffing game where you don't know who's your enemy and who is an ally. I'm usually terrible at bluffing games because what you do say matters but this game is more about what you don't say. I was british in my first game but deliberately played like I was french to earn the opposing team's trust. My idea was to keep the british ahead just enough to win. The friench got too far ahead so it was obvious the British were going to lose. A french player was directed by a card to switch their loyalty card with another player of their choice. Since they were sure I was french, they switched with me which made me win the game alongside the french.I love the idea of the rubber mat instead of a cardboard playing board. Dispite the game going up to nine players, it doesn't take up a lot of room so it's a good travel game. I think we played with eight players my first game. The small size of the board does make it harder for everyone to reach the board in larger groups but it makes the game a good travel game. It would be fitting to play it on a boat.

Great game that isn't overly complex and supports a number of players. My only regret is that I don't get to play it as much as I'd like!