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Category: Game

The stakes are high and the game is quick! Bring together the adventuring party of Campaign 3, Bells Hells, in this super fun blackjack-style game of strategy and cooperation from Darrington Press. Try your hand, solo or as a team, in an attempt to exceed the value of the treasure you’re pursuing without going over 21. With gorgeous illustrations of the Bells Hells characters, each crew card bears a numerical value and ability, such as Chetney Pock O’ Pea being played as a 6 or 9. Whether you’re playing in solo mode or with up to 4 friends, ready those math skills and sharpen your wits to take on the heist of your life! 

Details: 

  • 1-4 players
  • 20 minutes
  • Ages 12+
  • Contains: 
    • 24 Crew Cards - 3 of each Bells Hells team member: Laudna, Chetney Pock O’Pea, Fresh Cut Grass, Orym of the Air Ashari, Imogen Temult, Ashton Greymoore, Dorian Storm, and Fearne Calloway
    • 1 Risk Card
    • 9 Unique Reward Cards
    • 1 Rules Sheet
    • 1 Reference Card
  • Creative Team:
    • Game Design: Manny Vega
    • Art: David Rodrigues
    • Graphic Design: Matt Paquette and Co

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Stella ★★★★★

Played this with three friends last night and we ended up doing five rounds in a row, which never happens with quick games. The blackjack-style push-your-luck twist keeps everyone tense right up to the last card, and the cooperation angle makes it way less cutthroat than I expected.

Jacob ★★★★★

The cooperative blackjack mechanic is clever—you’re all working together to beat the house, and the Bells Hells theme makes every round feel like a mini heist. Games are fast but tense, perfect for a quick session.

Ruby P. ★★★★★

We've played this almost every weekend since it arrived, and the blackjack-style twist keeps everyone at the table arguing about whether to hit or hold. The cooperation element surprised me — it's not just solo luck, you actually have to talk through your moves as a party.

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