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Petiquette is a fascinating pattern recognition game where players observe five random cards with animals and hats, search for hidden logic and secretly choose which card fits the pattern. If you pick the same card as another player, you both score points. An intelligent deduction game, playable cooperatively or competitively, perfect for logic puzzle enthusiasts.

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Petiquette (german Box Back)
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Retail price 19,95€
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Humans are curious creatures. Even when cards are randomly lined up, we can't help but find patterns...and ideally we're thinking along the same lines.

Each round in Petiquette, players look at a line-up of five random cards — with cards showing one of three animals that is wearing one of three hats, with a number from 1-5 at top — and try to find some logic or pattern within them. Each player secretly chooses the card they think would most properly fit into that pattern. For example, if the sequence is "red, red, yellow...", you might feel that yellow should come next. If it's "dog, cat, bird...", then maybe dog feels right...but what about "dog, cat, dog, cat, bird"? No single answer is correct, but if someone chooses the same card as you, you both earn points.

Petiquette can be played either competitively or co-operatively.

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BARCODE: 4571394094402
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Description Description

Humans are curious creatures. Even when cards are randomly lined up, we can't help but find patterns...and ideally we're thinking along the same lines.

Each round in Petiquette, players look at a line-up of five random cards — with cards showing one of three animals that is wearing one of three hats, with a number from 1-5 at top — and try to find some logic or pattern within them. Each player secretly chooses the card they think would most properly fit into that pattern. For example, if the sequence is "red, red, yellow...", you might feel that yellow should come next. If it's "dog, cat, bird...", then maybe dog feels right...but what about "dog, cat, dog, cat, bird"? No single answer is correct, but if someone chooses the same card as you, you both earn points.

Petiquette can be played either competitively or co-operatively.

Additional information Additional information
Mechanics:
Categories:
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 4571394094402
This was seen 1274 times
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agibbons116 BGG user
9.0/10

A fun pattern game for up to six players that plays well at six players aand fits in your pocket! What else can you ask for. Very cute art work. I guess Iat game number 5 from this publisher I'm a big Oink fan but I think its a great casual game thats very easy to teach and fun. Love it! Get it!

fabericus BGG user
9.0/10

Fab' October 2025 It's crazy that it works and crazier that it wasn't designed before. As always with oink it is beautiful, however the cards are too flimsy for my taste, probably in order to fit in the ultra-compact oink box line.

Jamesabrazeal BGG user
9.0/10

So excited got got this Oink game. It is clever deduction and social conversions.

Loxos BGG user
8.1/10

Really liked the concept as well as the art style of this game! Typically for Oink Games, this is reduced to a single, beautifully executed mechanic. If things become too predictable, just change the length of the example row. First played at Spiel '25

velvetnico BGG user
8.0/10

Japanese edition Fun party style game, sure it feels gimmicky, but like ito, the fun is in the time spent talking with the people playing and lightly ribbing people that were off from a majority. Extremely group dependent, but nice and fun nonetheless.

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