Werewords Deluxe Board Game, Fun for Families, Great for Kids & Families

Fun board game for people who like them and people who don't. I would suggest this for even casual groups of friends.

We are fans of the One Night Werewolf games and gave my 23-year old son this one for Christmas. Finally played it last night (just 5 of us) and really enjoyed it. We liked this one better for a small group and excited on how many can be added on to play with bigger gathering! Ages 17-52.

i think i like this Werewords version of Werewolf the best. in regular Werewolf, you have a team of Werewolves and a team of Villagers & in a series of rounds, you more or less accuse each other blindly on who's a Werewolf & then nominate a person as a Werewolf & vote them off.in this version, the improvements are you play only one round and instead of just blindly accusing each other, there is a secret word which Villagers guess to win & the Werewolves give answers to mislead the Villagers guesses. if the word is guessed, the Villagers win but the Werewolves are given a last chance to guess who the Seer (a Villager) is & if they succeed, then the Werewolves steal the game & win. if the secret word is not guessed, then the all the players try to identify a Werewolf and if the succeed, then the Villagers win.i think it's a great improvement to have a word to guess at giving the Villagers something to do & the Werewolves a task to deceive. also, one round moves the game quickly.the 7 additional roles to add variety, 5 are Villager roles, 1 is a Werewolf role and the Doppelganger mimics a randomly selected role.the app is excellent. it helps make setup and gameplay easy & the narration and music add to the mood of play.this is an excellent, well-designed party games. plays up to 20 players.

Great family game lots of fun. Don't like having to close my eyes, but everyone really liked the game, and it doesn't take long to play. They are the size of regular playing cards, but the durability of the cards isn't long lasting I had to purchase a new set of cards after a while of playing. The age range would be fine for any child who can read and understand rules to adult. They are portable. I thought the price was okay for the amount of fun we had.

This game is super family friendly and is super easy to learn how to play. There are quite a few different roles but we tend to just stick with the basics and have the most fun. It’s a small package so really easy to take on the go. We love playing this game with anyone ages probably 10-100+. It brings lots of laughs to the family and is quick paced so it can bring lots of funny aspects to the game.

Great game. You can youtube Werewords to see some professionally made video on gameplay, I would suggest that to get a basic feel of the flow of the game. The instructions are a little lacking, especially the individual situations that each role has. The only other negative I have to comment on is that the role cards are easily marked by your environment, which causes some players to pay attention to those special marks, to get the card they want. Yeah that could be in any card game , but this seems overly easy to do. Could you make this game yourself and just use the app, sure, but why would you do that?

I love Bezier games, and werewords was no exception! It is a very engaging game for most ages, that is quick to learn and play. The deluxe editions comes with a lot of extra roles that honestly, most people will probably never use, but if you think you'll ever play with 10 or more people it is worth it. The words in the app seem infinite and from all over the dictionary, which can make the game difficult at times. I have never used words harder than "easy" because even those have proven hard enough most of the time. It will go from "egg" to "hashtag," and with a werewolf in play it can be tricky to guess either!

This game is a great social deduction / word guessing game. I have brought it out on multiple occasions with players of different levels (some more experienced than others) and so far I have heard no complaint.The basic premise is one person selects a word, the remainder of the players must guess the word before time runs out. As the game progresses some of the players at the table are attempting to misguide the word guessers while others help the players at the table by steering them closer.Add a few glasses of wine and you've got yourself a great way to break the ice with new acquaintances!5/5