Clic, el momento perfecto

2020 · Negociación

Clic, el momento perfecto

Los jugadores organizan a catorce personajes para una única foto grupal, intentando satisfacer las tres preferencias ocultas de cada personaje sobre su posición y sus vecinos. Las preferencias están secretas en sobres; durante la partida, los jugadores pueden echar un vistazo a la información o intercambiarla, y a veces ocultarla para influir en la colocación. Los turnos consisten en revelar, compartir y colocar losetas de personaje para maximizar los deseos cumplidos. El jugador que consiga satisfacer más deseos obtiene más puntos y gana.

Jugadores
2–4 mejor con 4
Duración
50–90 min
Edad
10+
Complejidad
1,8 / 5
6,8 en Ludoyadesde 10,00 €RompecabezasDeducciónColocación de losetasPuntos de victoria ocultos

En las mesas de Ludoya

Todas las estadísticas en Ludoya
73
Partidas registradas
119
Jugadores
45m 10s
Partida media
48
En colecciones
6
En listas de deseos

6,8/10

de 13 reseñas en Ludoya

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  • 2 jugadoresBien · 1 voto
  • 3 jugadoresBien · 1 voto
  • 4 jugadoresIdeal · 1 voto
  • Praxy5,0

    First game took long time because the rules are not clear, but after that following games will be very quick. It's a very unique design, so happy to have played this one, but at the end it's not very interesting, will not play it again.

    Primeras impresiones · 1 partida

  • Kush7,7

    Tier 3- Very good but with a few minor flaws, still enjoyable for many (5-10) plays I had mixed expectations from this game going in based on what I had seen and the visuals. I love the concept— a deduction game around taking a group picture! However the poor art quality / aesthetic plus the weird box cover art which makes it (unintentionally) seem like a giant woman is smiling down at 2 cake-topper dolls before she gobbles them up? (ugh!) is equally hilarious and a turn-off. We played the version without using the table stuff as currency /bidding. I usually prefer to play the "full" version of any game, but I cannot help but feel the bidding/negotiating would just make this game tedious and boring. The game was great as is and quite fun. It has a bit of memory (which i dislike) but barely, and did not bother me. If the art and components (see-through plastic standees instead of opaque cardboard ones are a must) were better, this could bump up for me. I would stil want to try the full version at some point.

    Primeras impresiones · 1 partida

  • Ricky Lineberger6,5

    The deduction is fun, if basic. I wish the information stages were a little smoother.

    Primeras impresiones · 1 partida

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