Loot Dispute is a light and playful card game where players explore a dungeon after the heroes have left, hoping to claim the best treasure for themselves.

At the start of each round, a grid of loot cards is laid out. One player splits the grid into two sections and claims one, but the situation quickly becomes more dynamic. Other players can split existing piles further, potentially pushing others off their claimed loot and forcing them to rethink their choices.

The game revolves around a clever twist on the classic “I cut, you choose” mechanism, creating constant interaction and small tactical decisions. You are never completely safe until the round ends, which keeps everyone engaged throughout.

After collecting loot, players draft merchant cards that determine how different types of treasure score. This adds a layer of set collection and variable scoring, encouraging you to adapt your strategy depending on what you manage to secure.

Loot Dispute is a great fit for casual game nights, families, or groups looking for a quick and interactive party game with a bit of friendly conflict and plenty of replayable moments.

Quick facts

• Players: 2–4
• Playing time: approx. 30–45 minutes
• Recommended age: around 10+
• Game type: Card game, party game, family game
• Mechanisms: I cut, you choose, set collection, drafting

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Min. Players: 2

Max. Players: 4

Play Time (minutes): 45

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