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Sundae Split

Sundae Split

€10,95 EUR
€10,95 EUR
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Distribute the ice cream ingredients cleverly, deceive your opponents, and hope that you end up with the best combination of scoops, toppings, and bananas — because vegetables in your sundae will only earn you minus points.
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What is the game about?

It's ice cream time. On the table are piles of delicious scoops of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry, toppings of whipped cream and sprinkles, cherries as multipliers, and bananas for bonus points. And then there are the vegetables: broccoli, corn, and celery secretly hidden among the tempting ingredients. One player deals the cards into stacks—but beware: they keep the last stack for themselves. Every distribution is a small game of bluff. Do you hide the vegetables with the good stuff? Or do you pretend there's something valuable in that one stack?

How do you play the game?

The active player (the dealer) deals all the cards for that round into as many piles as there are players, some face up and some face down. The other players then choose one pile in order; the dealer keeps the last one. Cards that score points include: bananas (bonus for whoever has the most), cherries (multiplier with your most collected flavor), flavor sets of vanilla/chocolate/strawberry, and whipped cream-sprinkle pairs. Vegetables give negative points. The game ends when the deck is empty; whoever has the most points then wins.

This is the ideal game for...

You can play this game with 2 to 5 players, from 8 years old. The duration is approximately 20 minutes. The language of the game is Dutch, but you can play the game completely language independent.

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How is the game experienced?

Sundae Split makes the "I-split-you-choose" mechanism the heart of the game, and it works surprisingly well: the splitter has a puzzle to solve, the choosers a bluff to see through. Reviewers frequently compare it to Sushi Go!, but point to the more interesting and interactive core thanks to the splitting mechanism. The scoring system with six different categories gives the game more tactical depth than its deceptively simple theme suggests. A smooth and accessible card game that works perfectly with both children and adults — and always ends with the question of who actually put that broccoli in their stack.

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