My 3 boys have all hit the age that they love to play games and this would be a welcome addition to our collection so I would love to play this with them. This game can be played by two or more players and consists of guessing how many dice, placed under cups, there are on the table showing a certain number. However, our now ever-expanding collection of Luxury Games has also become synonymous with our brand. Since 1988, all our leather sets have been hand-crafted by our artisans in downtown Lima, so our unique version of Peruvian Liar's Dice remains loyal to its South American origins.

The game ends when all but one player has been eliminated, with the remaining player being declared the winner.

Spot on also known as "calza" in some versions, the player claims that the previous bidder's bid is exactly right. We’re also slightly dreading my mum playing with us – as previous experience playing cards with her suggests she might be a bit of a Perudo demon! For example the player announces 2 sixes, and the next player must say 3 sixes, 4 sixes or more; or say Dudo. A player announces “Palifico” when they have only one die left (because they had two dice the previous round, but then lost their second die, leaving them with only one).

I won’t lie, Bonn and I felt slightly nervous when we sat down to try and play Perudo for the first time after reading all the rules. Each bid gives you more information and when your turn comes you have to ask yourself: What do I know?If the bid was right, the player who doubted loses a die, otherwise the player who made the wrong bid loses a die.

matching colours, numbers, adding, subtracting, towers, making shaky shaky noises, putting them into and out of the bag……. Many confuse the Incas with the Mayans; however, the Maya was a Mesoamerican civilisation, meaning they lived in Mexico and Central America.

When it comes to perudo, nothing is more luxurious than a Noble Macmillan leather perudo game dice and cup set.

Based on the classic Peruvian game of Liar's Dice, Perudo is an exciting game of guesswork, bluff and luck that can be played anywhere by anybody, though consummate liars do have an advantage! If the player only had one die, then the next time they fall to having only one die will not trigger another Palifico round.The rules for this round then change as follows: Pacos are no longer wild cards and you can no longer change the value of the dice bid by the player who bets first. There is no board, no setting up and no complicated rules, so this makes the ideal after dinner or travel game. From this vast and popular collection of products, there has been one stand-out and consistent best-seller that you can’t seem to get enough of, our Luxury Perudo Sets. Mastering the probabilities of how many if each dice there is likely to be is all part of the skill – working out how best to play these probabilities is key to winning. That’s exactly how this national treasure described Perudo and it certainly made me sit up and wonder what all the fuss was about.