A Fake Artist Goes to New York (2011) Board Game

A Fake Artist Goes to New York is a party game designed by Jun Sasaki and published by Oink Games in in 2011. It is a social deduction game that requires players to draw together while trying to figure out who among them is the fake artist.

Game Components of A Fake Artist Goes to New York

1 Fake Artist Board

6 Markers

1 Cloth Bag

1 Pad of Papers

How To Setup A Fake Artist Goes to New York

Choose a word to draw secretly.

Determine the fake artist.

Start drawing one line at a time.

Gameplay Mechanics and Game Objective

Players take turns adding one line to a drawing, with the goal of revealing the word without giving away the word to the fake artist. The fake artist must try to blend in and guess the word without revealing their identity.

Player Experience

Pros:

Quick and easy to learn.

Promotes creativity and social interaction.

Great for large groups.

Cons:

Limited replay value.

Can be challenging for the fake artist.

Personal Thoughts on A Fake Artist Goes to New York

A Fake Artist Goes to New York is a fun and engaging party game that is perfect for social gatherings. The game’s simplicity makes it accessible to players of all ages, and the element of deduction adds a layer of excitement. While it may not have as much replay value as other games, it is a great addition to any game night. The build quality is decent, and the pricing is reasonable for the entertainment value it provides. It is worth your time, especially if you enjoy bluffing and deduction games. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a lighthearted and interactive game to play with friends and family.

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