Board Game - Perfect Shot

The perfect social event: famous guests, influential businessmen, and beautiful actresses, luxurious interiors, and exquisite treats. Every photographer dreams of being here, and you made it! Quickly grab your camera, find the angle, and take the perfect shot for a fashion magazine.

However, it's not that simple, as the invited celebrities are quite temperamental and don’t want to look bad in photos. Their competitors should look bad in the photo! Some argue over the best spot, while others want to be near another celebrity... In short, you will have to try hard to please everyone.  

"Perfect Shot" is a family board game about photographers competing at a luxurious party. They need to consider the wishes of fourteen guests, while not having complete information about these wishes and learning it from other players (but they can also hide what they know)! The more guests are satisfied with the photograph, the more victory points you will earn.  

Players receive 14 guest figurines and set up the scene for the photo using screens, floor tablets, and a table on which tokens for the dishes are arranged for decoration. Then, they take turns revealing envelopes containing the guests' preferences, positioning the figurines in the play area, returning the preference cards, and exchanging envelopes according to the rules specified on the exchange card for that round. You can also secretly place a special guest card into the envelope of one of the guests, so that later the players whose photograph he ends up in will receive additional victory points. Additionally, there is an auction mode in the game that complicates the process of exchanging information about preferences. In this mode, you can bid for information using dish tokens as currency.  

The game lasts six rounds, at the end of each of which players can change the arrangement of guests in the photograph. After the sixth round, you take a photo, holding the phone or camera at the level of the play area, ensuring that no unrelated items are included in the frame.

Then you count victory points for the fulfilled wishes of the guests present in the play area. If a guest's preferences are not fully met, they deduct 3 points from you, for one fulfilled preference you receive 1 point, for two preferences 3 points each, for three preferences – 6 points. The photographer who has the most victory points wins; in the event of a tie, the winner is the one whose shot has more guests.  

• Contents of the box: 
• - 4 player screens
• - 4 double-sided floor tablets
• - 4 sets of 14 figurines with stands
• - 4 volume tables
• - 4 special guest cards
• - 4 victory point tokens
• - 1 first player card
• - 14 envelopes
• - 42 preference cards
• - 12 exchange cards
• - 9 auction cards
• - 40 dish tokens
• - Game rules.

Game duration: 45 to 60 minutes

Number of players: 2 to 4