Love Letter

Love Letter

released on Oct 24, 2018

Love Letter

released on Oct 24, 2018

The princess has several suitors... but which of them will manage to charm her? Choose a strategy, be it through bluffing or power of deduction, to win your beloved's heart. The official adaptation of the renowned card game. DRAW, PLAY AND BLUFF, FOR ONLY ONE SUITOR WILL BE ABLE TO WIN THE HEART OF THE PRINCESS You and other suitors are prepared to do anything to get your love letter to the princess. She's shut herself inside her palace, so you're forced to use go-betweens to deliver the message. Guards, princes, the king, the countess... Who will turn out to be the best ally to help win your beloved's heart? You only ever have two cards in your hand. Draw and play your cards to get closer to the princess. Everyone staying in the castle could aid you in their own way: guards and princes can help discredit letters from other suitors, priests will give you precious information about your rivals while the handmaiden will protect your letter at any cost! As the game progresses, you'll have to think strategically, bluff and try to read your opponents' game. When the deck is used up, the card in your hand will be the character holding your letter for the princess. The strongest card, i.e. the character who's closest to the princess, wins! Send the other suitors packing, gain the advantage and win the game. Let's get started! Features: Simple rules and quick turns in this game adapted from the multi-award winning card game Love Letter 1 to 4 players Play in single-player mode against the computer, against your friends in private multiplayer or face suitors from all over the world in online mode 16 cards representing 8 types of characters found at the Court: Guards, Priests, Barons, Handmaidens, Princes, King, Countess and of course the Princess Available languages: French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Russian.


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le meh, the card game is way better. Despite playing exactly the same ??

The physical card game is one of the simplest and most fun party games about deduction and deceiving I know.
The videogame version is a little bit of a rough and barebones port, but it works and as long as you can find someone to play with online, you can have a pretty good time.

Obviously, the PC version takes away the layer of verbal communication with your opponent and trying to figure out their lies through their behavior during actual face-to-face matches, which brings the best out of this game. But it's still a decent alternative. And you technically could make up for that with a webcam and something like Discord.

A simple card game with a lot of interesting strategies and fun interaction between players. Quick rounds, casual but substantial, a real treat to play.