CLAQUER! (La Pallottola !) La Balle !

Name: CLAQUER! (La Pallottola !) La Balle !
Brand: dV Giochi
SKU: 885155871657
Price: 79.05 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:dV Giochi

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79.05

DESCRIPTION DU PRODUIT Un jeu de cartes de haut calibre ! Depuis le début, les hors-la-loi chassent le shérif, le shérif chasse les hors-la-loi. Le Renegade complote en secret, prêt à prendre parti pour l'un ou l'autre. Mais qui sont les hors-la-loi impitoyables, prêts à vous abattre ? Pour le savoir, il faut dessiner ! (Vos cartes, c'est-à-dire !) Sous le soleil brûlant de High Noon, des événements inattendus envoient des hommes armés se précipiter pour se mettre à l'abri dans une ville fantôme. Dans la ville des bisons de Dodge City, de nouveaux hommes armés rivalisent avec les anciens, utilisant de nouvelles astuces et des techniques inconnues. Lorsque les choses se compliquent, les durs mettent tout en jeu, mettent en place une poignée de cartes et tentent le tout pour le tout. Si cela ne suffisait pas, des hommes armés encore plus étranges sortent de leurs cachettes secrètes ! Maintenant, le shérif a décidé de régler les choses une fois pour toutes à sa manière : écrire un nom sur une seule balle. Ce nom est... BANG ! DU FABRICANT Depuis le début, les hors-la-loi chassent le shérif, le shérif chasse les hors-la-loi. Le Renegade complote en secret, prêt à prendre parti pour l'un ou l'autre. Mais qui sont les hors-la-loi impitoyables, prêts à l'abattre ? Pour savoir que vous devez tirer, (Vos cartes, c'est-à-dire) Maintenant, le shérif a décidé de régler les choses une fois pour toutes à sa manière. Il a écrit un nom sur une seule balle. Ce nom est... BANG, Cette édition spéciale comprend toutes les cartes BANG publiées à ce jour, et quelques nouveaux extras, À l'intérieur, vous trouverez : BANG, - Le jeu de base, High Noon - La première extension, Dodge City - Le deuxième extension, A Fistful of Cards - La troisième extension Aussi deux nouvelles cartes pour High Noon et trois personnages spéciaux, Plus deux cartes vierges pour vos propres créations, et un cadeau spécial : un nouveau badge de shérif brillant.

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EAN: 885155871657

Catégories Jouets et jeux, Jeux & Accessoires, Accessoires de jeux, Game Pieces,

110 cartes du jeu de base, extension de 13 cartes (High Noon), extension de 64 cartes (Dodge City), extension de 15 cartes (A Fistful of Cards), 2 nouvelles cartes pour High Noon et 2 cartes vierges. Contient 206 cartes au total. Une édition spéciale fabriquée avec le même métal que les balles de nos flingueurs, uniquement pour les vrais fans de BANG !. Si exclusif qu'il comprend deux cartes High Noon supplémentaires et trois nouveaux personnages, deux cartes personnalisables et une brillante étoile de shérif !. Contient le jeu de base de BANG ! et trois extensions : BANG ! Dodge City, BANG ! High Noon, et BANG ! Une poignée de cartes. L'édition de luxe de BANG!, dans un emballage emblématique en forme de balle.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	dV Giochi
Country of Origin	Belgium
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 2,699 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	DVG9021
Item Weight	1.33 pounds
Manufacturer recommended age	12 years and up
Material	Cardboard, Plastic
Number of Players	3 to 8
Product Dimensions	12.5 x 4 x 4 inches
Release date	May 10, 2012
Theme	Games

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Scritto da: Douglas Brown

Bang!...bang...bang - once you get the hang.

Bang is a role playing game - party card game wrapped together. You'll find an excellent description of how it works in one of the other reviews. The actual rules are not much longer than that review. Having said that, if you buy this game, play it a bit against yourself first to see how it works, and in the first session with a new group, start off with a practice round or two so people can get the drift. Once people see how to shoot and block shots, and see a couple of the event cards (such as a visit to the Saloon or General Store) working, they'll catch on very quickly. I'll compare this game to chess and Uno, both games that many readers will know. Much like Uno, the format of the BANG game consists of the players rotating in turn to draw cards and play cards against other players. The rules are no more complicated than chess - and like chess, the game is a whole lot more complex than the rules. The level of complexity, and therefore the longer-term interest factor, above Uno is that there are numerous characters who have different skills or defenses and it takes a while to take advantage of the various characters and tools; like chess, better play requires thinking ahead a little bit before whipping out the ole six-shooter. However, in chess it is almost impossible for players of unmatched skill to have anything like a fun game; if it to be even at all, the better player is patronizing the weaker player. In BANG, the group dynamic means that an inexperienced player can do perfectly well even if there is an experienced player or two in the group, rather than getting slaughtered early on (see "Warnings" below), and it is quite possible that the group dynamic will lead to an early ganging up on the experienced player for just that reason. What is this group dynamic? The players are divided into teams of Outlaws, Deputies and Renegades (ambitious free-lancers), and a Sheriff. But only the Sheriff's identity is known. The only advantages the Sheriff has are one extra life point (handy when most people are gunning for you) and the fact that the Renegade/s cannot win unless a Renegade and the Sheriff are the last 2 in the contest, so for a while the Renegades are the Sheriff's bodyguards - until they turn on him. Meanwhile the Sheriff's Deputies are trying to eliminate the Renegades and the Outlaws while the Outlaws are trying to eliminate the Sheriff - and the whole time, nobody knows who is really on which team, and there are consequences for mistaken identities. There is no prohibition on talk across the table, and so the deception and role-playing begin, which is the fun part of the game mmore than just the shoot-em-up process. Like many games, there is a process of elimination (see "Warnings" below). Since the game only takes 15-30 minutes once you get the hang of it, this is not such a tragedy. The Internet has several rules variants available (the best BANG site is actually a Czech site) which allow the continued if reduced participation of eliminees, but the game is perfectly watchable and it is still interesting as the players' secret team identities emerge, so you can still kibitz while you refresh your libation. There are also rules for 1-, 2- and 8-player BANG. Pretty much the only way you can buy the game any more is to buy the Bullet (Deluxe) set that includes all current expansions, which makes it rather pricey. But it will last a lot longer and get a lot more use than your average board game. WARNINGS!! If you are one of those sulky hyper-competitive people who cannot stand to lose but cannot figure out how to win, maybe you should avoid BANG (and any other form of social interaction). Well, yes, there is quite a bit of slaughtering. After all, it is a Western-style shoot-em-up, the objective of which can be boiled down to being the last one standing. If you are one of those grim people who is professionally offended by most everything, then you'll be offended by this game too. For those genuinely concerned over the sensibilities of the younger fry, the elimination process is a matter of "losing life points", something that the younger among us are well used to as a result of all those video games in which exactly that happens. Please recall that if they were sent outside to play, which would be much better for them, they would probably play something that included phrases like "Bang! You're dead".

Scritto da: R. Ewell

Fun game night

I love this game. I introduced it to my family and they couldn't get enough of it. We even went off script and changed how many sheriff, deputy, outlaws, ect we had. Now my nephews ask me to bring it over all the time.

Scritto da: Spencer Johnson

Un grande gioco di Party! (A Great Party Game)

This is an awesome game. I played it recently with a group of friends and I knew afterwards that I HAD to have it. It is very reminiscent of a game I used to play back in high school and college with my buddies called MAFIA, except this game uses cards and rules to give the game more of a structure, which I like. The game is an old Western Card game, which strangely, for a reason I have yet to determine, is written in Italian (don't worry, there are also English captions underneath the Italian). It plays best in medium-large groups, ideally 5-7 people, but we've played with groups as large as 12 before. Upon setup, each player is secretly assigned one of 4 roles: the Sheriff, an Outlaw, a Deputy, or a Renegade, and each player's objective in the game depends on the role they have been assigned: - Sheriff is trying to kill the Outlaws and Renegades - The Outlaws are trying to kill the Sheriff - The Deputies are trying to protect the Sheriff - The Renegades are trying to be the last one standing with the Sheriff, and then kill him one vs one. The only person who's role is known is the Sheriff, who reveals it at the beginning of the game. As the game progresses, you try to figure out who is who around you, and use weapons, various ability cards, and other items to try to accomplish your objective. The game ends with either the Sheriff dies, or the Outlaws are all killed. If any of that sounds confusing, don't worry, once you play the game once or twice it becomes second nature. Pros: - Tons of fun. This has become our go-to game over the past month. People will literally text me during the day while I am at work asking when the next time we are going to "BANG" (their words, not mine). - This particular packaging includes A LOT- the original game, the first expansion (High Noon), the second expansion (Dodge City), and the third expansion (A Fistful of Cards). - Comes in a cool metal bullet-shaped case. Cons: - Can be a little complicated for newbies, especially with the expansion packs (you have the option to play without them, however) - Games can take quite a while, depending on the size and experience level of the group. I've had games of 8+ take over 2 hours. However, on the flip side, I've had games end in under 30 minutes. - It is an elimination game, which means that when someone is killed, they have to sit and watch until the game is over (with the exception of a few cards in the expansions which can bring dead players back to life). Can be frustrating for people if you have a large group and they die early in the game as this means they will be sitting and watching for a good 30 minutes or longer. All in all, this is definitely money worth spending. I would definitely recommend this to a friend (and have).

Scritto da: Diogo Telheiro do Nascimento

4 Stars

This is a very good game, I have already played before get this and I was searching for this one in Europe. Although is not well known by people, this is a game that should be, is very dynamic and can be played by everybody and by any group size. The cards of the game are very well made, looks to seem very resistant and with a little of cary this can last till yours grandchild. I think that worth the price, as well, the quality of the box is very good too and is very resistant, the game comes with 3 expansions and 1 star for the sheriff (and some exclusive characters), the only thing that I was not expecting about this specific one is that the game was in Italian, but this is not a big problem, seems that the rulebook and the "guide of symbols" are also in english, and because the instructions of the cards are only illustrative (figures), so is like a international game.

Scritto da: Gen

Great game and this is the best version to buy

This version has already few expansion with it, making it the most convenient. The game itself is really good, easy to learn (it's not a game you learn in 5 minutes, you also need few attempts to fully understand, but it isn't too intricate neither), with a mix of strategy and luck. The only weak point is that if a team is big and for this reason, the match is going to last for quite long, there is a chance that someone is eliminated and has to wait forever for it to finish. Sometimes happens that there are one or two people waiting ages doing nothing. I also have to say that this problem is partially avoided with one of the expansion obatined with this version.

Scritto da: J. Gallier

Fanstastic Game!!

I first came across this at a friend's house and thought it was brilliant! Bit different from the usual board game style (although i love games) I then bought this version for my family for Christmas as that's a big thing at that time of the year... They were a little skeptical at first and were daunted by the rules but with a few practice games and run-through they were all at ease. Needless to say we played it A LOT and they love it as much as i do. Great re-play factor as so many different characters and you never know what role you will get. This version also features expansions and a special 8 player version which allow a lot more, although even without them it is a great game! recommend to anyone who loves board games, especially to those who have a lot and looking for something different.

Scritto da: leairz

Great fun!

I bought this game at Christmas for some family fun. We love it. It's simple but a great concept. We found it was more fun to play with around 4 people, as when there were 7 players it was over pretty quickly. Also, as it's not too complicated, it's suitable for most ages. A good purchase with a really cool design for the packaging.

Scritto da: Darichfish

A great game for all ages

A great game for all ages. Quick and fun to play. Anyone who is a fan of westerns will love the humour and thought put into this. It's easy to learn and after only one game you'll know the rules like the back of you hand.