Corruption

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Described by the designer as a cross between Doris & Frank's Banana Republic and stud poker, this game casts players as construction company owners who are seeking to bribe various government officials for lucrative building contracts. Each turn, six new contracts are up for grabs, and players compete for them by placing secret bribe amounts. At the end of each round, whoever offered the most bribe money for each contract gets it. Special cards, whose backs look just like bribe cards, can alter the contest significantly, but while the bribe cards are recycled after each of the three rounds, the special cards are not.

Corruption at a Glance
A bluffing game for three to seven players.
Outbribe your competitors and win the most lucrative construction contracts in this card game from Bruno Faidutti.
Combines the bluffing of poker with the crooked environment of the Gilded Age.

Play Your Hand Close: Gameplay Basics
Bluff and bribe in this streamlined card game. During each turn, six contracts are up for grabs.
Place secret bribes in the hopes of securing the best projects for your company. Use special cards to change the rules to your advantage. At the end of each round, the highest bribe takes the job.
Corruption was designed by Bruno Faidutti of Knightmare Chess fame.