Bridgerton Love Letter Card Game - Unmask Lady Whistledown's Identity! Strategy Game for Kids and Adults Based on The Hit Neflix Series, Ages 10+, 2-6 Players, 20 Minute Playtime, Made by Z-Man Games

A gift for my wife who loves both the show and the game love letters. Absolutely brought a smile to her face when i gave it to her, and we have played a few times.

Love Letters is a fun, quick strategy game that can be played with a lot of people. This Brigerton version is even better because it has an expanded card deck and fake diamonds as the tokens. The bag was also as nice as the original but green.

Played this with 4 adults In the airport and in our flat on vacation. We all had fun.

I have played the original Love Letter game version and didn't actually enjoy it. But surprisingly, I really enjoyed the Bridgerton version. Part of the reason is because I watched Bridgerton and so the characters were all familiar to me, so it was easy to remember who was who in the game (and what their character powers were). As a sometimes gamer and a Bridgerton fan, this game was easy to learn and fun to play. A few cute elements I thought that made this game special were the use of "diamonds" instead of regular tokens and Lady Whistledown's logo on the game cards and on blue felt bag that keeps all the cards/tokens together. Everything felt very regal and royal when playing, akin to maybe what a Brigertoninan might feel back in the day. Very enjoyable!

I was excited to get these so when they came it was a big let down. The printing is so small on these cards. If I want to play, I will have to get a magnifying glass! I don't even wear glasses! It's a shame though, they are packaged nicely and are cute. Just not what I expected

This is an easy game to learn and play. We love that the characters are someone we recognize from the show. Highly reccomend. Easy to bring along to game night with the family.

We love the new adds in this version and enjoyed this themed deck greatly.

It is supposed to say “look at” as it says on the actual card and not “ok at” as states on the reference card. I like the original game, but would be embarrassed to introduce a game with a typo to others.