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Ages: 14 and up. Players: 2 - 4. Play Time: 50 - 90 minutes. Ever wondered how to take the perfect group photo with just one shot? In Picture Perfect, first released as Der Perfekte Moment, you're tasked with arranging fourteen characters for the ideal photograph. Each character has three secret desires hidden in envelopes. During the game, players peek into these envelopes, trade information, or even try to keep it secret to figure out the right character placements. The goal? Fulfill as many desires as possible and become the master photographer at the end of the game. Remember, playing this game involves taking pictures, so a smartphone camera is a great choice, though any device with a camera will work. The game comes with a variety of items including 4 player shields with scoreboards, 4 double - sided floor mats, 4 tables, 4 sets of 14 figures with stands, 4 VIP cards, 4 score markers, 1 starting player reference card, 14 guest envelopes, 42 preference cards, 12 exchange cards, 40 decorations, 9 auction cards, 1 rulebook, and 1 photography guide.
How to play: First, set up the game using the provided items like the floor mats, tables, and figures. Each player gets a player shield with a scoreboard. Shuffle the guest envelopes and preference cards. The game starts with a starting player, indicated by the starting player reference card. During your turn, try to look into the guest envelopes to discover the characters' desires. You can trade information with other players using the exchange cards or keep it to yourself. Arrange the characters according to the desires you've learned. Take pictures of the arranged characters using your camera device. Points are earned based on how many desires you fulfill. At the end of the game, the player with the most points wins. Note: A smartphone camera is recommended for taking pictures, but any device with a camera will do. The game doesn't include the device for taking pictures. Maintenance: Keep the cards and figures in a dry and clean place to prevent damage. When not in use, store all the game components neatly in the box to avoid losing any parts.
