Description

Who's a Good Dog? is a deduction and memory-based board game where players take on the roles of dog enthusiasts trying to identify their opponent's hidden character card. The game revolves around the excitement of discovering and eliminating characters through strategic questioning, all while attempting to outwit the opponent.
Each player has a board with slots to place character cards facing away from the opposing player. The cards represent different dog characters. Players take turns asking alternate questions about the appearance of the opponent's chosen character. The questions help narrow down the possibilities, leading to the eventual identification of the hidden dog.
The primary objective of the game is to be the first player to correctly identify the opponent's hidden character. Players do this by asking questions that help eliminate potential options based on the appearance of the characters. The winner gains a point and marks it on the slider to keep track of the score. The game combines deduction, memory, and strategic thinking as players try to unveil the mystery dog using clever questioning and reasoning. The catch is that specific questions about dog breeds are not allowed, but questions about fur color and other attributes are permitted.