Korea Boardgames released three new board games on October 12: the cooperative quiz game To Me ! ...or not to me ? and two new UNO titles, UNO Liar and UNO Golf.
In To Me ! ...or not to me ?, players—who can see everyone else's correct answer except their own—exchange clues to deduce their own words. While it is a word-association quiz game where clues like "bean," "beverage," and "Colombia" lead to "coffee," players cannot disclose whose answer a given clue points to. Participants must filter out clues that correspond to other players' visible answers and combine the remaining clues to guess their own answer. There are limits on the number of incorrect guesses permitted and the number of clues each player can offer.
What sets UNO Liar apart is the "Liar Card," which is played face down while verbally describing its contents. The game adds bluffing to the core rules of UNO—playing a card that matches the top card of the discard pile by number or color to empty one's hand first. When playing a "Liar Card," players can claim it matches the discard pile even if it does not, and opponents who suspect a lie can challenge them.
UNO Golf is based on the playing card game Golf, where players swap and reveal six cards arranged in a 2x3 grid, with the lowest total sum winning the game. By combining UNO's rules and special cards, UNO Golf alters the conditions for clearing columns and introduces dynamic variables during play.
In traditional Golf, if two cards in a column have matching numbers, that column counts as 0 points. In UNO Golf, matching either the numbers or colors clears the entire column. Special card effects can add new columns, and special cards that are not dealt with in time can inflict 22 points.
