Bet & Suspiciously Bluff In The European Courts With Regine

August 26, 2022 by fcostin

Do you have a particularly stabby gaming group? Regine from Devir Games is sending players to the 16th Century. Taking place within the European courts, bring bluffing and a fearless pokerface to score the most amongst the cards in hand.

Regine // Devir

Two to four players will be placing bets on a selection of cards on the table. This is encourages constant communication between all players where you are hoping to have the best combination of cards. Aiming to have the best hand in the group, players will be hoping to collect the highest values and aim to reach a value of thirty-one points.

Each player is out for themselves, all with the same goal in mind and always hoping to spy on other opponents across the table who might have that particularly winning combination. They might also be hoping to manipulate others by bidding on cards to improve combos.

Each player will be betting on cards and keeping an eye on what rivals are taking from the table. They must be careful though as each card will have different effects, adding further tomfoolery to the mix. You could blag and bet on high-value cards when a hand may be an absolute disaster!

Components Preview // Regine

This fake it till you make it card game is set to be released at the end of the year, adding to the 'Pocket' line of Devir titles. Games that come in teeny tiny packaging that pack quite a punch. Alongside Ouch!, Veggies, Walkie Talkie and the upcoming title, Winter this suits quite nicely. If you wanted to get your hands on Regine, the title is up for pre-order across multiple online stores.

The game will play over the course of a half an hour session, allowing members of the high court to enlist as early as age ten! If they can hold things together when confronted with the devious antics of other players preempting the perfect combo; the end goal to thirty-one is merely the destination!

Would you stand strong in the European courts in Regine?

"Each player is out for themselves, all with the same goal in mind and always hoping to spy on other opponents across the table who might have that particularly winning combination..."

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