Moustache
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- Designer Alexandre Aguilar , Jules Messaud
- Publisher Lumberjacks Studio , 999 Games , KODAMA. The Playful Spirit , KOSMOS , Mercurio
- Illustration Manu Gorobeï
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What to Expect
You get short, 20-minute trick-taking rounds for 3–6 players where teams are reshuffled each round and new rules are added. The game mixes hand management, deduction and variable player powers, creating unpredictable, social gameplay. Team cards and evolving rules force constant adaptation and encourage bluffing and reading opponents. Ideal for lively social play with friends or family.
Who Is This Game For?
Suitable from age 10; its short duration and accessible rules make it a family/light-gamer title. Players who enjoy trick-taking, alliances and deduction will appreciate it. No deep prior experience is required, though familiarity with trick-taking helps.
How It Works
Each round forms new teams, emphasizing alliances and shifting objectives. The core is trick-taking combined with hand management: players play cards to win or avoid tricks. Variable player powers and round-specific rule changes modify card interactions and hierarchies. Deduction matters as you interpret teammates' and opponents' plays.
What Makes It Special
Designed by Alexandre Aguilar and Jules Messaud, Moustache pairs classic trick-taking with a rotating rule and team system. The game stands out by blending Trick-taking with Alliances and Variable Player Powers, producing high variability between rounds.
Pro
- Short playtime (~20 minutes) — good for multiple quick rounds
- High variety from changing rules and reshuffled teams
- Mixes Trick-taking, Hand Management and Deduction
- Easy to learn with layers from variable player powers
Contra
- Requires at least 3 players — not for solo or two players
- Round-to-round chaos can reduce steady strategic planning
Setting & atmosphere
The game leans on humorous moustache/hair and animal themes, as reflected in its categories (Animals, Humor). The theme is light and party-oriented.
Tips for beginners
Focus on understanding the current round's rule and watch other players to gauge alliances and intentions.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play this solo?
No. The game is designed for 3–6 players and does not include a solo mode.
How long does a game really take?
A game is listed at about 20 minutes; allow extra time for setup and rule explanation.
What prior experience do I need?
Basic knowledge of trick-taking games helps but isn't required; rules are straightforward.
How does this compare to similar games?
Moustache differentiates itself by adding variable rules and reshuffled teams to classic trick-taking play.
Is this suitable for families?
Yes. With a minimum age of 10 and short rounds it's family-friendly.
What mechanic makes it special?
The blend of Trick-taking, Alliances and Variable Player Powers gives it its distinctive feel.
Fazit
Short, social card play with constant surprises. Great if you like changing teams and evolving rules; less so if you prefer fixed, deeply tactical trick games.
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