Dim-Sum: Duel of the Dumpling

Dim-Sum: Duel of the Dumpling

2023Assaf Neiger

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7
Creators
6

Mainly how-to-play. Dim-Sum: Duel of the Dumpling is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews and 4 how-to-play guides.

2 players
5 - 15 min
1.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Dim Sum Duel (or DSD for short) is a short strategy game for 2 players. In each 5-10 minute round, two players compete to see who can cook and keep the most dumplings. Each player uses a separate deck and players are encouraged NOT to shuffle their decks but rather to arrange their cards in the order they wish to draw them - thus making the game one of pure strategy and no luck factor involved. The game incorporates elements of planning ahead, risk assessment and risk-taking, reacting to strategy shifts and figuring out what your opponent is up to.

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About Dim-Sum: Duel of the Dumpling

From BoardGameGeek:

Dim Sum Duel (or DSD for short) is a short strategy game for 2 players. In each 5-10 minute round, two players compete to see who can cook and keep the most dumplings. Each player uses a separate deck and players are encouraged NOT to shuffle their decks but rather to arrange their cards in the order they wish to draw them - thus making the game one of pure strategy and no luck factor involved. The game incorporates elements of planning ahead, risk assessment and risk-taking, reacting to strategy shifts and figuring out what your opponent is up to.

Designer

Assaf Neiger

Artist

Vanlal Diki

Categories

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