Belratti

In the exciting Belratti board game, the sneaky Belratti has planted fake paintings in your museum. Can you tell the real from the fake? You're on a mission to buy genuine art for your museum, keeping up with the latest trends and sourcing authentic pieces from your associates. But Belratti is out to deceive you by slipping his fakes into your collection. Players are divided into two roles: buyers and painters, and they play against the game. The game presents two topic cards, and the buyers need to purchase paintings based on these topics. They specify a certain number of cards, and the painters must work together to reach that target. The painters pick cards from their hands that they think best match one of the topics. Then, some fake cards from Belratti are added. All the cards are shuffled face - down and then flipped over. The buyers must then select only the painters' genuine cards, not Belratti's fakes. The roles switch after each round. If too many fakes are bought, the players lose. This game is suitable for 3 - 8 players, takes 20 - 45 minutes to play, and is for ages 9 and up. It features communication limits and is a cooperative game.

How to play: First, divide players into buyers and painters. The game will show two topic cards. The buyers tell the painters how many cards they need for the topics. The painters choose cards from their hands that fit the topics. Then, some fake cards are added and all cards are shuffled. The buyers then try to pick out the real cards. After each round, switch roles. Remember, if too many fakes are bought, you lose the game. It's best to communicate well as a team. Keep the cards in a dry place to avoid damage. When not in use, store the game in its box to keep all parts together.