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Pegasus Deadly Dinner – Kaviar Kills Family Game

CHF 44.00
Pegasus Deadly Dinner – Kaviar Kills is a bluffing and deduction family board game for 7–11 players aged 16+, featuring 240-minute sessions of culinary chaos and suspense.
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Pegasus Deadly Dinner – Kaviar Kills Family Game

Deadly Dinner – Kaviar Kills is a family board game from Pegasus Spiele for 16 to 3 players, aged 16 and up.

  • Each round players secretly choose a dish and a deadly ingredient — the goal is to avoid the ketchup while collecting points
  • Bluffing and deduction drive every decision as players try to guess who holds the dangerous condiment
  • Fast-paced 3-minute session keeps the whole family engaged with laughter and tension
  • Compact game with simple rules — easy to learn, hard to master
Pegasus Spiele is a German board game publisher known for producing family-friendly and party games with straightforward rules and engaging mechanics. Their catalog spans classic dice games, card games, and strategic family titles, with Deadly Dinner – Kaviar Kills reflecting their focus on accessible, laughter-driven group gameplay.
LanguageGerman
CategoryFamily game
Recommended age16 years and up
Playing time240 min
Min. number of players7
Max. number of players11
EAN4250231738333

Frequently Asked Questions

A family board game by Pegasus Spiele where players use bluffing and deduction to avoid holding the ketchup card while collecting points across multiple rounds.

The game supports 7 to 11 players, making it ideal for larger family groups or gatherings.

16 years and up, as the game involves bluffing and strategic thinking suited to older children and adults.

Approximately 240 minutes per session, allowing for a full, unhurried round of play.

Game cards for dishes and deadly ingredients, scorekeeping materials, and rules in German.