Board game Kojar (Nie)Polecam! — party strategy game, 2–8 players

(Nie)Polecam! — party strategy game by Kojar is a social board game for 2–8 players that emphasises interaction, quick decision-making and light strategic thinking. The game uses cards and situational prompts that lead to recommendations, debates and humorous exchanges among participants. Its rules are compact to allow fast setup and multiple rounds during a single gathering, making it suitable for family evenings, parties and casual game nights.

Advantages

The game encourages conversation and social dynamics through card-driven scenarios that require players to evaluate options and express opinions. Compact components and straightforward rules enable rapid learning and flexible playtime from short rounds to extended sessions. Multiplayer support for 2–8 people accommodates couples, small groups and larger parties without changing the core mechanics.

Suitable for

• Family game nights with mixed-age players
• Parties and social gatherings where interaction is desired
• Casual gaming sessions with friends
• Icebreaker activities and group entertainment

Key specifications

• Players: 2–8
• Game type: social party / strategy elements
• Components: card-based gameplay with situational prompts
• Playtime: variable; supports short rounds and extended sessions
• Age range: suitable for family and adult players (check box for exact recommendation)

How to use

Set up the game by shuffling the card decks and placing them within reach of all players. Follow the rule sheet to determine turn order and how prompts are presented; players draw cards and respond with recommendations, votes or arguments as specified by the scenario. Rounds proceed quickly: after each round, collect used cards, score or record outcomes according to the rules, then reshuffle for the next round. Adjust the number of rounds or time per round to match the groups available time and desired game length.

Usage recommendations

For best results, play with a mixed group to maximise varied opinions and lively discussion. Use a timer or agree on a fixed number of rounds to keep sessions focused, and store cards in a dry place to preserve component condition.