Well, Liar's Bar is a fairly fun game.
Personally, I haven’t bumped into any cheaters, so I don’t know what some of the reviews regarding this game are talking about. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any - I might’ve just gotten lucky in that department.
Something you never seem to be lucky with, though, is how the odds of survival never seem to be in your favour. I cannot count the number of times I died from just one or two bullets in the chamber out of eight, which should give me a 75% chance of survival. But in reality, it feels more like 40%.
It almost feels as if the game is trying to punish you when you fold in the poker game, no matter what the survival rate chances are.
Personally, if you want to buy this game, I do believe it’s worth the money - but only if you either have a group of friends to play with (as it might be so much more fun when your mates die off one bullet) or if you’re really good at lying and manage to play your cards right in Liar's Deck mode.
However, be careful, as even then, when you feel like you have six lives, in reality, it’s only two. The bullet seems to almost always be in the second chamber, and more than occasionally, it’s in the first.

Well, Liar's Bar is a fairly fun game. Personally, I haven’t bumped into any cheaters, so I don’t know what some of the reviews regarding this game are talking about. However, that doesn’t mean there aren’t any - I might’ve just gotten lucky in that department. Something you never seem to be lucky with, though, is how the odds of survival never seem to be in your favour. I cannot count the number of times I died from just one or two bullets in the chamber out of eight, which should give me a 75% chance of survival. But in reality, it feels more like 40%. It almost feels as if the game is trying to punish you when you fold in the poker game, no matter what the survival rate chances are. Personally, if you want to buy this game, I do believe it’s worth the money - but only if you either have a group of friends to play with (as it might be so much more fun when your mates die off one bullet) or if you’re really good at lying and manage to play your cards right in Liar's Deck mode. However, be careful, as even then, when you feel like you have six lives, in reality, it’s only two. The bullet seems to almost always be in the second chamber, and more than occasionally, it’s in the first.