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Belratti

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Category: Games

Product Description

Which paintings are real and which are fake? In this cooperative art-themed card game for three to seven players, there are two teams: painters and museum directors. At the start of the game, the museum directors present two cards, each with a picture that represents a visual theme that they have chosen for an upcoming museum exhibition. Next, the painters place some matching picture cards from their hand face down. Four more cards from the art forger Belratti are now secretly added to the deck of cards. The museum directors have to guess which picture cards the painters have submitted for the exhibition and which are forgeries. Will Belratti fool them all? 192 picture cards with many possible visual associations make it a fun challenge to catch the art forger in this family game.

  • Cooperative image association game with simple rules.

  • Communicative family game in two teams - can you unmask Belratti's art forgeries together?

  • The award-winning card game completely re-illustrated.

  • 192 illustrated picture cards provide even more fun and variety.

  • Includes the “Masterpieces” game variant for fast rounds in between.

  • Jokers give the possibility to adjust the difficulty level of the game itself.

  • For 3 to 7 players, ages 8 and up.

  • Perfect for large groups or as a party game.

Product Information

Ages: 8+
Author: Michael Loth
Number of Players: 3-7
Length of Play: 25 minutes
Manual Pages: 12
Product Dimensions: 5.1 x 7.1 x 1.7 in
Product Weight: 0.9 lbs.
Manual Dimensions: 5 x 7 in
Batteries Required: N/A
Country of Origin: China
Year Released: 2024

Downloads

Download Rulebook (PDF)
Download Hi-Res Images (ZIP)

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley C. ★★★★★

Played this with six people and the painter-versus-director roles had everyone arguing over which canvases were fake within minutes. The three-player minimum is smart because it gets chaotic fast, and games still wrapped up in under half an hour.

Eli I. ★★★★★

Played this with five people and the bluffing got so tense we forgot whose turn it was. The painters-versus-directors split is clever because the directors are basically guessing which canvases are forged, and every round someone flips a card that ruins a perfectly good plan. Easy to teach in about

Brian ★★★★★

The two-team setup of painters versus museum directors got everyone arguing about which paintings were fake within the first round. We played three rounds back to back and nobody wanted to stop. Works best with a full group of five or more though, since three players feels a bit thin.