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Michael Adams (5 KP) rated The Grimm Forest in Tabletop Games

May 29, 2019

Simple (2 more)

Easy to grasp

Every game is different

Unpainted models (1 more)

Can get old if overplayed

Good family game

Grimm Forest is an overall great game. The age range says 14+, but I have a 6 year old who is able to play it with little to no help. The age range probably is in reference to the fable cards and some friends cards, but you honestly don't need to use them. So far, a strategy of just taking an extra resource each time you aren't building something seems to be quite effective. The built in storage is very nice, and makes cleanup a breeze. The artwork is very well done, and their customer service it's top notch as well. A charachter model broke, and they sent me a replacement right away which I received quickly.

The only negative things I have it's that I don't like painting the models/characters, so I wish they came painted (though I know some people really enjoy the painting process). Also, the gameplay can get old, but that's probably because my family couldn't put it down for the first week we had it, so many games were played.

Overall this is a great game that will stay in our family (and away from donating during spring cleaning)!

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HayleyLouise Billington (92 KP) rated One Night Ultimate Werewolf in Tabletop Games

Jan 6, 2020

One Night Ultimate Werewolf

2014 | Bluff, Card Game, Deduction, Horror, Party Game

7.9

(17 Ratings)

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Easy to pick up (0 more)

Great game

If you like bluffing games and generally being deceitful you'll love this game.

Download the app that plays through each step of the night phase and you're away without having to endlessly read the rules.

At the start simply select on the app which cards are being played and deal them out amongst the players and place 3 in the middle, all cards must remain face down. Everyone must discretely look at their own card but do not tell anyone who you are.

When nighttime arrives the magic begins, step by step each player opens their eyes (or not depending on your card) when told to do so and performs a specific action. Once the night phase has ended everyone opens their eyes and then you have a preselected amount of time to figure out who are the werewolves. If you identify one of the werewolves correctly villagers win, if not werewolfs win.

Do you lie and try to convince your friends you were someone else or do you hope honesty is the best policy?

Me and my friends had so much fun playing this, we actually got told off by the staff at the gaming cafe for laughing too loud.