Werewolf in the Dark: Monster Box review

Werewolf in the Dark Review

Imagine playing hide-and-seek, but this time around, there is a killer in the mix. Werewolf in the Dark is a social deduction game that is played in the dark. Each player is given a role that will align with Monsters (killers), Villains, or Villagers. Every role card has a unique ability or action that you’ll need to do. During the night phases in the game, the Monster(s) will secretly kill players.

During the day phase, the community of players will execute someone, turning them into a ghost which is a whole different role. See the full video review for the Monster Box edition of this game below.

You can purchase Werewolf in the Dark (either edition) from the Tuesday Knight Games webstore today.

This game was provided to us by the publisher for review. Read more about our review policies at One Board Family.

Highs

  • Fantastic line up of different roles in one box
  • Each role has a unique feel and no one is just “sitting around”
  • Plays a high player count, even more with both editions
  • So many great stories come from this game

Lows

  • Newer players often have questions about their roles
  • Finding a perfect location to play can be tough
  • This game won’t be a good fit for those with physical disabilities

Complexity

2 out of 5

Time Commitment

2 out of 5

Replayability

4 out of 5

Ryan Gutowski

I'm a huge fan of strategy games and pretty much anything that involves "city building". My love of board games goes back to my childhood and passion for building relationships with others.

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