Sluff Off!
A sharp trick-taker where you bid with colored chips and pay dearly for winning the wrong tricks.
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How to playBenjamin Blabs about Wizard Extreme (aka Zing!)
ReviewWizard Extreme aka Sluff Off - How to Setup Play and Review- Designer
- Stefan Dorra
- Published by
- AMIGO
A trick-taking game where you bid by grabbing colored chips, one per trick you think you will win. Follow suit, dump a card, or trump with blue, but land a trick in a color you have no chip for and it stings with penalty points. There is even a Sluffer role whose whole job is feeding unwanted tricks to everyone else.
Who it's for
Card-game groups who love exact-bid trick-taking with bite and careful prediction, and anyone wanting a clever half-hour filler with claws.
Not for you ifβ¦
You dislike trick-taking or punishing scoring. Missing a bid can hurt badly, and the color-chip system takes a round or two to click.
Vibe's take
A mean, precise trick-taking puzzle where nailing exactly which tricks you take, by color, matters more than raw card strength.
Published 2003 Β· 23 years ago
older than 90% of games
In 5,291 collections
collected more than 60% of games
3β5 players Β· ages 10+
Best with 4 or 5
about 30 min
shorter than 69% of games Β· typical 30β90 min
Complexity: medium
One warm-up round Β· 1.9 out of 5 Β· lighter than 60%
Opinions: usual spread
A normal range of ratings
Language: no text
Playable without the language
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