Tribunal 1920

This edition is in English and French. New York, August 1920. Two lawyers face each other in the courtroom, ready for a heated clash. You are one of them. With solid evidence in hand or a bold bluff on your face, you try to convince the judge. Who dares to lie without getting caught? The playing area consists of nine squares. The first player to get three pawns in a row wins the round. To place a pawn you need the right cards that a square asks for. But what if you do not have those cards? Then you can simply pretend. Your opponent may believe you or challenge you. If you are telling the truth, you place your pawn and draw new cards. Caught in a lie? Then you keep your cards and your opponent takes a nice square. Tribunal 1920 is an exciting duel for two players, where reading what the other person is thinking matters just as much as your cards. Special effects give every game a surprising twist. In half an hour you get a sharp battle of wits where you look each other straight in the eye and hope your poker face holds up.