Commercial Versions
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- 1974 Liars Dice, published by E.S. Lowe
- 1984 Liars Dice, Milton Bradley, designed by Richard Borg.
- 1993 Call My Bluff, by FX Schmid, designer Richard Borg, won the 1993 Spiel des Jahres and Deutscher Spiele Preis awards.
- 1994 Perudo, published by University Games, designed by Cosmo Fry.
- 2001 Bluff, from Ravensburger (after acquiring FX Schmid), reissue of Call My Bluff, won the 2006 Årets Spel adult game of the year award.
- 2002 Liars Dice, by Endless Games
- 2011 Diception by Four Clowns Game and Toy Co
- 2011 Liar's Dice Live by FrontDev
- 2012 Roll Call, by DiceCasters.
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