This is a fantastic game that is designed for 2 - 5 players and should be played by everyone who is a fan of The Walking Dead. This bite-sized variant features less bloodthirsty lycanthropes than the original, as the werewolves’ aim is simply to win by lying low. When a spy makes a bold play and gets it spectacularly wrong, or a non-spy gives a bizarre answer that no one can make head or tail of, hilarity is sure to ensue. This is a very direct sequel to the first scenario, featuring many of the same cards, and another Villain drawn from the. It’s not like your choices are great, after all – nothing is so specific that it will nail any given individual and even it was enough to precisely identify a combination of clue and weapon it’s the murderer that decides what the murder was.

Originally launched via a Kickstarter campaign, Deception is a game where the players are trying to figure out who among them is the murderer.

Everyone gets a set of 4 potential murder weapons/causes, and a set of 4 clues in front of them, along with a secret identity card.

Once the witness has confirmed they know who has been pointed out, they are asked to close their eyes. Where you're trying to interpret an interpretation, and it's equally important to read the person as well as the clues they've given. Even if you are trying not to listen, the very fact that you have your eyes closed will heighten your other senses. Obviously the murderer has an incentive to divert attention away from the answer, but everyone wants to divert attention away from their own cards.The murderer will then point to one means of murder card in front of them and one evidence card, they’ll then close their eyes.

If they look around and see a lot of stabbing, slicing weapons then they’ll want to pick something sharp and pointy of their own. A seer has the power to look at someone’s role card, but other characters like the robber and troublemaker can switch these around during the night.The Chameleon A social deduction game that’s short but sweet The secret word for a game of The Chameleon is decided by a special grid. Solving the crime in Deception – pointing at a combination of two cards from the 112 possible combinations in an eight player game, and being correct – feels absolutely amazing. The players are crewing a spaceship and must handle a never-ending series of crises, from food shortages to enemy ships in hot pursuit, all while hidden Cylons work to sabotage their efforts. These players are each dealt a further card, letting one of them know that they’re secretly the murderer(!