Kheper Games - Tit for Tat, board game (EN/ES)
Kheper Games - Tit for Tat, board game (EN/ES)
Worth knowing before you buy: this game's content is in English and Spanish only. There is no French version. Tit for Tat adds to the foreplay track something the other games do not have: a negotiation barrier. Once there, you have to offer something in exchange for what you want. The game closes on three rewards agreed together.
Why choose this game
- A negotiation stage — you have to make an offer, not just draw a card.
- Three agreed rewards — decided by the two of you, not by chance.
- Reward cards to collect — they build up along the track.
- A talking game — the mechanic pushes you to say what you want, which is rarely the case.
- Many combinations — the manufacturer states more than fifteen million possible outcomes.
How to play
- Check that you both read English or Spanish: the cards do not exist in French.
- Agree on a stop word before you start.
- Move along the board carrying out the foreplay suggested and collect the cards.
- At the negotiation barrier, make your offer — and accept that it may be refused.
- Agree the three final rewards before closing the game.
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Care and precautions
For adults only. The game's content is in English and Spanish. The manufacturer offers no French version. Agree on a stop word before you start: it stops the game immediately, with no justification and no forfeit. A negotiated exchange remains an exchange between two free people: nothing promised during the game is enforceable, and either of you can go back on an agreement at any point, including after the game ends. Refusing an offer must carry no forfeit. Contains small parts: keep out of reach of children. Store flat, away from damp.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a French version?
No. The manufacturer offers English and Spanish only.
What does the negotiation involve?
At one stage of the board, each of you offers something in exchange for what you would like to get.
Are the rewards enforceable?
No. What is promised in a game is not owed, and either of you can go back on it.
How many rewards at the end?
Three, agreed together.
How many players?
Two.
SoPigalle tip: negotiation is the real mechanic here, and it means being able to say no without souring the mood. Agree before you start that a refusal is received without comment.