Libellud | Dixit Expansion 8: Harmonies | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 3 to 8 Players | 30 Minutes Playing Time, Mixed Colours

Everything Dixit is ethereal & weird & beautiful. This set is just as lovely.

My kids and my relatives loved it. I wonder how I can get more cards to add to my collection.

A great game that moves away from the (mainly German designed) games which appear engineered to keep everyone scoring close together until the end. Dixit really does bring something different in attempting to make you use you knowledge and understanding with the other players so as to explain a card in which SOME BUT NOT ALL of them will be able to correctly pick your card.There are great you tube videos demonstrating the game in action including a certain series with an ex-star trek star, and it was this that made me get the game.Some of the cards are a little unusual but that's part of the game. I understand there are a huge number of add on card packs to keep the game fresh however they appear expensive (IMO).One of the few games that is universally liked with my family and played repeated.Well worth a try!

Only the best board game ever.

The cards in this expansion pack are quite dark and a few are really a little scary. Personally I don't mind that but it's good to know that these cards are in no way cheerful. Also good to know is that these cards are very specific which means that regardsless of how vague you try to describe the image the reality is that only one or two other cards in the deck might match. This obviously makes the gameplay a little tricky, but if you mix them up with your other cards you'll be able to "dilute" it a bit, so there shouldn't be a problem.Now to the positives!The cards are incredibly beautiful and really captures your imagination.Delivery was quick and without incident.

A very unique game for sure. The game can depend greatly on your playgroup, but we've had experiences ranging from decent to amazing. The presentation is very appealing, and the game awards thinking outside the box without going too abstract, allowing for inside jokes and other types of humour.If I were to discredit the game for one thing, I'd say I feel like the art feels quite bland, especially compared to the other expansions. Revelations completely blows the art from Odyssey out of the water, and Memories is also excellent. Thankfully the game has room for two (maybe three) expansions, so you can pick them up over time.

I bought them as metaphorical cards to work and play. The paper has good quality, the pictures are not as bright as I expected though. But it doesn't affect the usage.

A great game, brought for a relative as we love it so much ourselves. Children from about 8/9+ could play, works with larger or smaller groups.