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Sent me the newer one and not the older one
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
I already have the newer version of this game but I was sent the same version. I specifically ordered this item so I could have the older one with the different artwork and wooden cubes. Instantaneous return and refund. They need to change the product image and description.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
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Sent me the newer one and not the older one
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
I already have the newer version of this game but I was sent the same version. I specifically ordered this item so I could have the older one with the different artwork and wooden cubes. Instantaneous return and refund. They need to change the product image and description.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2021
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2016
In Love Letters the players compete for the heart of the Princess by trying to pass her a love letter, while keeping other players’ letters away. The setup is easy, players shuffle the 16 cards and form a drawing deck. The first card is removed from the game (with 2 players 3 extra cards are remove), and each player get one card from the drawing deck.
On her turn, a player takes the top card from the deck and play one of the two cards in her hand by playing it face up on the discard pile. Then the card effect is applied and either a player is knocked out of the round, or the turn passes to the player on your left. At the end of the round if only one player is left he or she gets a token of affection, if more than one player is left, the player with the highest value card gets the token. A player wins the game after winning a number of tokens based on the number of players.
The cards:
The Guard (1) – guess a non-Guard card and choose a player. If that player has that card, he or she is out of the round. There are 5 Guard cards.
Priest (2) - Look at another player's hand. There are 2 Priest cards.
Barron (3) - compare hands with another player. The player with the lower value card is out of the round. There are 2 Barron cards.
Handmaid (4) - ignore all effects from other player cars until your next turn. There are 2 Handmaid cards.
Prince (5) - choose any player including yourself to discard his or her hand and draw a new card. There are 2 Prince cards.
King (6) – Trade hands with another player.
Countess (7) – if you have this card and the kind or prince in your hand. You must discard this card.
Princess (8) – if you discard this card you are out of the round.
Thus, a player has to find a good balance between powerful cards with high gain, but can make him or her a target, but may give him or her a gain, and weaker cards that may cost him or her the token of affection.
Overall, love letter is a great game, with a high replay value. It is not expensive (usually goes for around $8 on amazon, with a retail price of $12), and is lightweight, which means you can take it on the road.
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Wonderful fast-paced game of luck and deduction
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2016
Love Letter is one of the best cards game I've ever played. It is a fast-paced game of luck and deduction for 2–4 players. Its setup is quick and the gameplay is simple for anyone and everyone. The game contains 16 game cards, 4 reference cards and 13 wooden tokens of affection (red cube in this version).Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2016
In Love Letters the players compete for the heart of the Princess by trying to pass her a love letter, while keeping other players’ letters away. The setup is easy, players shuffle the 16 cards and form a drawing deck. The first card is removed from the game (with 2 players 3 extra cards are remove), and each player get one card from the drawing deck.
On her turn, a player takes the top card from the deck and play one of the two cards in her hand by playing it face up on the discard pile. Then the card effect is applied and either a player is knocked out of the round, or the turn passes to the player on your left. At the end of the round if only one player is left he or she gets a token of affection, if more than one player is left, the player with the highest value card gets the token. A player wins the game after winning a number of tokens based on the number of players.
The cards:
The Guard (1) – guess a non-Guard card and choose a player. If that player has that card, he or she is out of the round. There are 5 Guard cards.
Priest (2) - Look at another player's hand. There are 2 Priest cards.
Barron (3) - compare hands with another player. The player with the lower value card is out of the round. There are 2 Barron cards.
Handmaid (4) - ignore all effects from other player cars until your next turn. There are 2 Handmaid cards.
Prince (5) - choose any player including yourself to discard his or her hand and draw a new card. There are 2 Prince cards.
King (6) – Trade hands with another player.
Countess (7) – if you have this card and the kind or prince in your hand. You must discard this card.
Princess (8) – if you discard this card you are out of the round.
Thus, a player has to find a good balance between powerful cards with high gain, but can make him or her a target, but may give him or her a gain, and weaker cards that may cost him or her the token of affection.
Overall, love letter is a great game, with a high replay value. It is not expensive (usually goes for around $8 on amazon, with a retail price of $12), and is lightweight, which means you can take it on the road.
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