One Week Ultimate Werewolf – Fun Board Game for Families, Engaging Social Deduction, Hidden Roles & Bluffing, Great Game for Families

I can’t explain the excitement that this game yielded. Our 12 year old grandson traveled 14 hours with the game to play it with us. So much fun!!

Fun for the whole family

If you like any of the One Night Ultimate Werewolf games, this will be a great addition. You still have to guess who the werewolves are, but now you are wandering around a mansion with rooms...and every room gives you a special ability. We've played dozens of times, and used different sets of rooms each time, and it makes the game greatly replayable!Games take about 45 minutes to play, and each turn the tension gets ratcheted up a notch until the final turn when the accusations fly. This is a blast to play!

This game has some good things going for it, but I don't think it will end up being a family favorite.First things first. If you liked "One Night Ultimate Werewolf" and all of its many spin offs there's a good chance you'll like this game too. Many of the same elements are incorporated into "One Week," but "One Week" is a little more involved. You sort of play "One Night" a bunch of times in this game in a castle with different rooms. Each room puts a new spin on the game. It's a cool idea.The game has some nice elements. The atmosphere is spot on and the components are well made.But I don't think the game really hits the mark. Some of the things that work great in "One Night" don't work as well when you make the game 5 or 6 times longer. "One Night" can get crazy, and you don't know what's going on, and then the reveal happens, and you laugh, and it's lots of fun. All that zaniness in only 10 minutes! The problem with "One Week" is that chaos can happen, and you absolutely lose track of what's going on. But the end of the game and the laughs don't come aren't a few minutes away. The game might last over an hour while you're confused and that just leads to frustration and you don't feel like laughing at the end.With the right group of people this could be lots of fun, but I'm not sure that group would have more fun than playing four or five games of "One Night" in the same amount of time.But if you have all the "One Night" versions, and you're still looking for the same kind of feel, but you want to try something new, then this might be the game for you.

Only issue I have with it is that I have 9 Villager role tokens and only 1 Tanner role token. There were no issues with the 91 Role Tracking tokens (13 role tokens each for 7 players).Game is fun with friends. Different from ONUW and without an app to manage the game for you. Instructions are more complicated but they provide a play through example to help you follow along. I would still recommended looking up a video play through and using their recommended setup for your first time playing.

Fun game for a group. A little difficult to learn at the beginning, but good to go once you learn it.

Wonderfull!

Get it. Don't let the price get in the way. Very fun.