Machu Picchu: Card and Speed Game – The Llama Duel

Get your hands (and your voice) ready, it's going to get wild!

Machu Pichu is a shedding game that gives you no respite. The principle is simple: empty your hand as fast as possible. But between the syllables to announce, the llamas to watch, and the invisible "Piñata" in the center of the table, your brain will be smoking!

The concept? A game of rhythm and visual observation where the slightest mistake makes you pick up the entire deck of cards.

How to play (and lose your mind)?

• The cursed melody: In turn, players place a card saying MA, then the next player says CHU, then PI.

• The critical moment: If the complete sequence is formed (MA-CHU-PI), everyone must shout "CHU!" while hitting the center of the table. The last one to do so picks up all the cards played.

• The Accessory Duel: If two identical llamas appear (same poncho, same glasses, or same feathers), it's an immediate speed duel!

• Special Cards: Mischievous llamas break the rhythm and force specific actions to trap overconfident players.

Why Machu Pichu is the king of aperitif games?

• Zero downtime: Everyone plays at the same time, maximum attention is required every second.

• Guaranteed laughter: Between the stutters, crashing hands, and synchronized shouts, the atmosphere instantly livens up.

• Portable format: A small box that can be taken anywhere, from the beach to parties with friends.

• Intergenerational: Children love the speed, adults love the mental challenge. Everyone is on an equal footing (almost!).

Technical Specifications:

• Number of players: 2 to 8 players.

• Age: From 8 years old.

• Game duration: 10 to 15 minutes.

• Game type: Ambiance, Speed, Observation.