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Fat Food

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You like to eat a good meal? You are one of those who can't stop eating until you see the bottom of the plate? Then, it's time for you to test your taste in this new delicious competition! Fat Food is a competitive cardgame for 3 to 6 players to see who becomes the Greater Glutton of Vicinity! Each player must help assemble and eat dishes of various tupes of foods using bluff and putting your heart in the hands of luck! Fat Food is a party game light, fast, fun and greasy, where each player must eat all he/she can or die trying. Literally. There are 3 types of cards in Fat Food: Healthy, neutral and unhealthy food. Each card has the amount of grams that the player gets after eat it and the heart symbol indicate whether those foods harm your health or not (+1 for healthy foods, 0 for neutral foods and -1 for unhealthy foods). Each player, in his/her turn, can add a open card of food over a dish or eat a dish (Stoping playing until all the other dishes are eated). The game ends when one player reach -5 hearts (and suffering a heart attack!). Win the one who accumulate the highest amount of grams ingested.

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