O Bom O Mau E O Bode Brazilian

In O Bom O Mau E O Bode (The Good, the Bad and the Goat) the players take on the roles of various characters from the Old West, striving for wealth, control and dominance in a frontier town.

Over the three rounds of the game, the players take part in a lively exchange of character cards. As the dealer role passes from player to player, each turn involves checking four cards and offering one of them face down to another player. The dealer must declare which character is being offered, but is allowed to lie. The recipient then has to choose whether to accept or reject the card. If it is accepted, the recipient takes control of the character; if it is rejected, the dealer takes control of the character. In both cases the player to the left becomes the new dealer. Characters give the players coins or valuable possessions, but some, such as the sheriff and the gunslinger, bring trouble or arrest. And of course nobody wants the goat, because it is worthless.

After three rounds (or four in a two-player game) the game ends. The player with the highest total in coins and associated tokens wins.