MALAS DECISIONES

IT’S ACTUALLY SPANISH FOR “BAD DECISIONS”

And it’s a game.

You get points for predicting how your friends answer a series of questions.

By the way we got 450% on kickstarter.

How to play:
a slideshow

First, give each player a yes/no card.

Cards are used to:
Answer the questions and
Predict other player's answers.

Now decide who's going
to ask the questions.

Give that person the book.

That person chooses a question...

And which player is going to answer.

The reader asks a question...

And the answerer
considers their answer.

Players put their cards on the table...

And players reveal their cards
at the same time.

And those who predicted
correctly get a point!

Those whose predictions were incorrect feel a deep sense of shame.

Play continues with a new question for the next player.

At the end of each round,
the book is passed to a new reader.

The game ends after three rounds,
or after the first major argument.

It really is that easy!

Thanks for watching.

Malas Decisiones
is available now.

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The game comes in this cool packaging

And the book has 320 questions
(and they are in Spanish and English)

And it has 8 cards,
for up to 8 players.

And 12 black-and-white illustrations

Want to know more about the game?

Here's a FAQ.

Q. How many questions are included?

Over 320 questions in the main text, and around an extra 30 bonus questions. The game includes 8 answers cards (for up to 8 players).

Q. Where can I buy it?

Great question!
Online here, in real life here, here and here.

Q. Is the game family friendly?

I suppose it depends on the family.
Overall: not really.

Q. Who created it?

Joshy J wrote and illustrated the book. Lourdes Lorenzo translated it.

It was written and printed in Zaragoza, Spain, where Josh and Lourdes live.

Josh also created Do Not Open This Suitcase.

Lourdes's instagram is here.

Q. Is it a drinking game?

The book was created with support from Jägermeister.

But you don't have to drink if you don't want to.

You can buy the game right here: