Clumsy Room Maids

Clumsy Room Maids

2025しぶ (Shibu)

2 - 4 players
20 - 30 min
1.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

You're a maid trying to balance hard work with sneaky shortcuts. You'll take on tasks like bed-making, room service, and laundry, aiming to impress a finicky manager who rewards only perfect workloads. But sometimes, a little slacking off goes unnoticed - if you play it just right. Clumsy Room Maids is a trick-taking game where players first build their hand and task quota before competing to match their bids through tricks. At the start of each round, players secretly set three cards aside to define how many tricks they must win. During the trick-taking phase, skillful play - and occasional sly sabotage - is key to meeting your assigned workload exactly. Playable with 2 to 4 players, it also shines in 2v2 pair battles.

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About Clumsy Room Maids

From BoardGameGeek:

You're a maid trying to balance hard work with sneaky shortcuts. You'll take on tasks like bed-making, room service, and laundry, aiming to impress a finicky manager who rewards only perfect workloads. But sometimes, a little slacking off goes unnoticed - if you play it just right. Clumsy Room Maids is a trick-taking game where players first build their hand and task quota before competing to match their bids through tricks. At the start of each round, players secretly set three cards aside to define how many tricks they must win. During the trick-taking phase, skillful play - and occasional sly sabotage - is key to meeting your assigned workload exactly. Playable with 2 to 4 players, it also shines in 2v2 pair battles.

Designer

しぶ (Shibu)

Categories

Card Game

Mechanics

Trick-taking
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