Bezier Games One Night Ultimate Werewolf Board Game Black (BEZONUW)

- Number Of Players: 3-10 Players- After A Secret Night Phase That Includes Changing Roles, Players Have Just 5 Minutes To Find A Werewolf- Includes A Free Ios/Android App That Makes Playing Incredibly Engaging And Addictive- May Be Combined With One Night Ultimate Werewolf Daybreak And One Night Ultimate Vampire For Epic Battles

From the manufacturer

The 10 Minute Party Game that's Different Every Time!

One Night Ultimate Werewolf is a classic game that is great for quick rounds, & to play over and over!

The Ultimate Party Game for 3-10 Players!

No moderator, no elimination, and nowhere to hide!

Meet the Good Guys

Meet the Bad Guys

One Night Ultimate Werewolf is a fast-paced game for 3-10 players where everyone is dealt a secret role. Many of these roles have special abilities that will aid that player in gaining information. In the course of only one night and the following morning, the players will determine who among them is a werewolf...hopefully. One Night Ultimate Werewolf is a condensed version of the party game Ultimate Werewolf that does not require a moderator. There's no elimination, and each game lasts about 10 minutes.

Players can join in for just a single game, or stay and play numerous games in a row!

The One Night games come to life with the amazing free app, that's just as easy to use as the game is to play! Select the cards you have in the game, press play, and the app walks you through each game…with an irreverant attitude and a lot of charm.

The Seer gets to view another player's card, so she'll know the true identity of another player. That is, as long as that card doesn't get switched. And since anyone can claim to be the Seer (or any other role), will anyone believe her?

The Troublemaker has the ability to swap cards between two other players…even changing a villager into a werewolf (and vice-versa). She might bluff and say she switched cards between players in order to get the truth out. ..or she might tell the truth.

The Robber steals a card from another player, and then becomes that role. That's all good. ..unless he steals a werewolf card, turning himself into a furry bad guy while changing the other player into a regular villager!

Ferocious and Furry, the werewolves have a lot of info at the start of the game?they know exactly who is on their team. All they have to do to win is make sure no one else figures that out, so they need to mislead the other players. ..very carefully.

The Minion is on the Werewolf team, but he isn't a werewolf. He knows who the werewolves are, and is trying his hardest to misdirect the rest of the players into thinking other players are the werewolves, even himself!

The Tanner isn't on the werewolf or the village team; instead, he wants the players to think he's a werewolf, because if they vote for him, he wins, and everyone else loses! So he really has to act suspicious. ..but not 'too' suspicious.