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"Der Flaschenteufel (Bottle Imp) by Günter Cornett is one of the most inventive and challenging card games of recent years. "

(Derek Carver, Counter, December 2004)

"The Bottle Imp is currently my favorite trick-taking game. Each game plays differently, and the two-player variant works surprisingly well, making it a good game to share with my wife. Hard-core gamers, as well as people who’ve never played a “German” game before, all loved the game when I introduced it; and I haven’t met anyone who has disliked it yet. It’s simple, quick, and fun; but with a great deal of strategy. ... If you like trick-taking games, this is one of the best; I highly recommend it. "

Tom Vasel, see complete review at www.rpg.net
(copy at: www.gamingreport.com and gamefest.com)

"Flaschenteufel actually could convince me of its very high quality because of a number of aspects:

first, it combines literature and gaming, since it is based on a topic taken from literature (a copy of the short story by Stevenson is included!).

Second, the game comes with very fitting and quite beautiful artwork and also very good rules.

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And third, game-rules, playing cards and the novel are included both in English and in German. I do not know what else a player could expect of a game, but I would say that this new concept for games certainly has a bright future! (Note: The game is for 3 or 4players, but a two player variant is included.) "

(Frank Schulte-Kulkmann at Kulkmann's Gamebox)


As with nearly all trick taking card games, Der Flaschenteufel is very interactive; it doesn't particularly stand out in this aspect. Card counting is important to Der Flaschenteufel, but isn't particularly difficult - keeping track of how many cards have been played in each suit and the top and bottom few cards is sufficient for general play.
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Overall, Der Flaschenteufel is one of my favorite trick taking card games this side of Bridge, and a worthwhile addition for any fans of the genre. It has held up very well - I have played it at least three times every year since first playing it in 1998. Each hand takes only a few minutes, so it's easy to fit in as a filler or play for a longer session as desired. The bottle imp trick is a wonderfully efficient mechanism for adding tension to the play; with a bad hand, just avoiding the bottle imp can be an impressive accomplishment.

(Joe Huber at http://www.thegamesjournal.com/reviews/Flaschenteufel.shtml
 
My opinion goes something like this: buy it! It's a trick-taking game with a clever, literary theme that actually works. That's rare enough to warrant a purchase, but it's also a very good game. ...I've rated the game as 9 at Geek, with a possible raise to 10 coming it's way one day. I think it's the best trick-taking game out there and especially one with the best theme. I recommend you check it out, now the new edition is out and the game is easy to find.

(Mikko Saari at http://www.melankolia.net/gameblog/archives/000501.html )
 
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