Guessocracy - Roll & Vote (Japanese Edition)

This is a Japanese-Language item and includes no English components unless noted in the condition note.

Can genius politicians discern public opinion with just three counts?

Guessocracy: Roll & Vote is a dice voting party game where players must carefully assess the numbers on numerous dice and cast their votes.

14 dice are thrown into a box, and players must check the numbers that appear most frequently and the number that appears least frequently. It's easy if you count carefully, but you can only see the dice numbers for three counts! Even if you can't assess the numbers, you can still receive popularity tokens if you receive the most votes. The important thing is not to discern the truth, but to be in the majority in the voting results. If you end up in the minority, take a risk and shout "Objection!" If successful, you will receive more popularity tokens than in a normal vote. The player with the most popularity tokens at the end of the game wins.

This product is a revamped version of "Dice Democracy" by Yoshihisa Itsuki. While retaining the original fun, it has been made more compact and more flashy for more playfulness. The artwork was created by Akimi Kawakami, known for her work on book cover art, resulting in a colorful and impactful game.

The rules are simple, and this dice game is recommended for groups of 3 to 6 people.