Board games Fibber

Fibber

— the original card game, whose name translates as "deceiver". The set includes a playing field with 5 sectors, 24 game cards, several pairs of special glasses and nozzles that are worn on the nose of the glasses. The essence of the game is that the player, getting into the sector, must say how many cards he has corresponding to this sector, and put them on the table without revealing them. You can’t skip a turn, so if you don’t have the right ones in your hand, you will have to give out other cards for them. But if another player suspects cheating, he can shout "Fibber!", And then the cheater takes all the cards played and puts a nozzle on the nose of the glasses. If the player was falsely accused, then the one who accused should take the cards and take the next “nose”. Nozzles — "nose" can be put on several, one on top of the other; the winner is the one who, by the end of the game (when all the nozzles are on), has retained the shortest nose.

"Fibber" perfectly develops attention and observation, it can be called a kind of children's analogue of poker — in the sense that the game teaches you to observe the emotions of your opponents and control your own facial expression.