Wizards of the Coast The Great Dalmuti

This game was made by Richard Garfield, the father of Magic: the Gathering. As an avid MtG player I was sold. Then I played it with my family over the holidays with some drinks. We went all in and got some silly hats and had a great time. The card material isn't great, but it doesn't matter. It's a great, portable play-anywhere game. The pacing is fun, but be warned: if you're the low person on the totem pole it's hard to climb your way out, but if you do it is a TON of fun. Highly recommend for groups of 4 or more that want to have a good time.

I got a copy of this game after being introduced to it at a party by a friend. This friend was able to teach a large group of us how to play in a matter of minutes. We played for two hours and had so much fun. It's a game with a great balance of strategy and chance. I'm pleased with the quality of the cards in the deck that I received.

This game is so much fun! It is very easy to learn. We have always played it with 6-8 players. It probably loses a bit of fun, if you drop down to 4 players. Part of the fun is that depending on who goes out first, second, third, fourth, and so on, will decide the seating order. So people are getting up and switching seats after every hand. Play as long as you like, or only a few hands if you are short on time. There's both luck of the draw and strategy involved. Love it!

Fun family, friends, game night card game.

Great game! Really enjoyed

Easy to play even with kids. Everyone who plays this loves it!

fun game

A friend told us about this game and it looks like a game I would have never bought. The game is harder to explain than it is to learn. It's one you just start playing. We have been buying about a game a week to spend family time with my 8 kids and our friends so we put games to the test. This game is a guaranteed good time. Many games are fun with a few players but not with more, this one is really good in groups. The cards are not built to last they are thinner, which to be honest they need to build them like a high-quality regular deck of cards because this is going to be a game where you use it a lot. My kids from little to almost adult all love this game and so do our guests. I highly recommend it!Update 2020: So this is still one of my family's favorite games and an easy one to teach to guests and play. We also found 2 other amazing games Cover Your Assets (this gets competitive so rage quitting may occur(my wife won't play anymore) and Skull King which everyone loves. It is so hard to find good games for groups and family so I had to share my finds. Also, I suggest buying card sleeves so they don't wear out. We do that with all of our games now and it keeps them from needing replaced and from being bent.