Fictionaire: Naturals: Chronicles of the Physical World
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Description
Description
| Designer | Hervé Marly |
| Publisher | Days of Wonder |
| Players | 4-7 |
| Playtime | 15 mins |
| Suggested Age | 10 and up |
[Fic•tion•aire: Person who tricks opponents into choosing
the wrong word definition in the dictionary game.]
You may know it as dictionary, fictionary, Balderdash... or even "Call my Bluff", the classic British TV game show; but it could just as easily be called "the making up lies to fool your friends" game!
Fictionaire is a new quiz card game from Days of Wonder
that gives a fresh twist to this classic genre.
In Fictionaire, players make up a bogus definition or fake answer for a word or question asked by the game’s host, trying to trick him or her into believing that their answer is correct. To earn points, players either choose the right definition - or get someone to pick their answer. If a player bluffs someone into choosing the wrong answer, they earn a bonus point.