Bogos Binted? CD Key

Bogos Binted?

Step onto the Moon for a shamelessly chaotic game night with the galaxy’s most unhinged aliens. In Bogos Binted?, you and up to three other players sit at the same table in a first-person, online multiplayer space hangout where “friendly competition” quickly turns into bluffing, sabotage, and the occasional head explosion.

This is not a cozy card game. Alien rules are flexible, lying is expected, and winning often means making sure someone else loses harder. Every match is built around tabletop-style mini games where you’ll push your luck, read your opponents, and weaponize special cards to turn the round in your favor.

Early Access Modes (4)

• Shared Total (Push-Your-Luck): Everyone plays number and special cards to raise a shared total without crossing the target. Go over and your head inflates—survive and you stay in; pop and you’re out.
• Face-Down Matching & Bluffing: A table card sets the requirement and players place matching cards face-down. Bluffing is allowed. Suspect a lie? Call “beeble meep” to challenge—if you’re right, the liar inflates; if you’re wrong, you do. Some rounds include a dangerous Deadeye twist that can let the accused take a shot at another player… with a chance to backfire.
• Always 3 Cards (Climb the Table): Start with three cards and always keep three in hand by drawing for every card you play. You must play a card equal to or higher than the table card, and matching numbers can be stacked. Get stuck with nothing playable and your head inflates. Special cards can flip the entire round.
• VORP (Social Deduction): One player becomes the VORP. A topic and secret word are chosen—everyone sees the word except the VORP. Players submit clues, the VORP fakes one and tries to guess the word, and then the table debates and votes on the impostor. Catch the real VORP and they must guess correctly or lose a life. Lose all lives, and you’re done.

Whether you win by clever math, ruthless timing, or shameless deception, one rule stands above the rest: don’t trust anyone. Your friends are temporary. Your skull is not.