This is almost the same game as "one night wearwolf". I hear about these games at a company retreat and my first though was " so dumb". I ended up reading other reviews and ordering it a few year later. Now it's one of our family's favorite games. We play is as a family including our little kids ( 5 and 9) for fun and not really following the rules. You definitely can play it with younger kids but it will be more for them than you. :)
This game is good for kids 12 and up. The people playing it need to be able to lie and bluff. Our friend's teenage daughter is amazing at it. She is an amazing young lady and I was baffled at her game face. Our youngest player is usually 11 years old. At that age it's a hit or miss. They either get it or not.
Now that we established the age let's get to the game. There are multiple characters in the game but in the end it comes down to 2 teams : the viliger and the were wolfs/ vampires ( depending which game you are playing ) We love these games so much we own all the pack and expansions. There is an app for the game which you will need to download in order to play. The game starts by choking which characters you want in the game. You need at least 2 wolfs/ vampires and enough characters + 3 cards to be placed in the middle. Let's assume you have 6 players. That means that you would need 9 cards. Every player receives a card and you place 3 in the middle. You may look at your own card but not share it with anybody else. Then everybody places their card face down on the table closes their eyes and the fun begins. The app walks you through a series of actions, for example all werewolfs open their eyes so they can see each other, or one of the characters ( the robber) gets to exchange his card with somebody else's. After all actions are taken you will be told to open your eyes and atart the investigation. The viligers ( all characters other than were wolfs/vampires) need to find out the werewolfs and the werewolfs don't want to be exposed. That means they have to lie and deceive. In the end the group decides who to accause of being a were wolf/ vampire. If the person accused is indeed a werewolf or vamp the viligers team wins otherwise the werewolf / vampires win. The best part of the game? - it only takes 5-10 minutes but it's highly addictive!
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| Product Dimensions | 1.5 x 5 x 7 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 8 ounces |
| Country of Origin | China |
| ASIN | B013TRQSWY |
| Item model number | BEZ00017 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 8 - 15 years |
| Best Sellers Rank | #383,815 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #11,489 in Board Games (Toys & Games) |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Release date | December 9, 2015 |
| Manufacturer | Publisher Services Inc (PSI) |
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The 10 Minute Party Game You'll Play Over and Over
One Night Ultimate Vampire has so few rules, everyone will be up and playing in just minutes. Each player is given a single card, which they secretly view, giving them a special power to help the Villager or Vampire team.
Press a button on the free app, and it walks you through the night phase in minutes. Then you have five minutes to discuss what happened at night, and figure out who the vampires are! If you find a vampire you win. ..but If you don't, they win!
Perfect For Any Group: Amazing Fun With 3-10 Players
Players can join in for just a single game, or stay and play a whole bunch of them in a row!
The Free App for iOS, Android, and Kindle Fire
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.
Meet the Good Guys
Priest
The Priest is your main line of defense against vampires. He can save a player from being turned into a vampire. ..even after they are bitten!
Cupid
Cupid causes two players to fall madly, desperately in love. So much so, that if one of them would die, the other dies of a broken heart. It's a good way to get those vampires who happen to be 'in a relationship' with a villager.
Pickpocket
The Pickpocket steals changes other players' teams, who they are in love with, or all sorts of other things, simply by swapping that player's mark with his own. Of course, then the Pickpocket might be on a different team—but at least he'll know.
Meet the Bad Guys
Vampire
Vampires get a lot of flack for biting people, and in One Night Ultimate Vampire, that flack is well deserved. The Vampires start the night out by 'biting' a player, which turns them into a Vampire, adding another undead to their fang-faced team.
The Master
The Master is the leader of the vampires, and he has a special ability; if all the vampires in the game point at him, he can't be killed. This means that any Vampire can claim to be the Master, because the village probably won't want to vote for him.
Renfield
Renfield is the human helper for the vampires. He knows who they are, and lives to keep them safe from the village. He might act like a vampire in order to protect them.
Pretty good except for card misprints
My group really likes One Night Ultimate Werewolf and Daybreak, and Vampire is a good bit of variety. (Alien is not a favorite of ours, but the Mortician is sometimes fun in our other games.) Anyway, it is a pretty fun set, but the Priest and Apprentice Assassin cards have misprinted backs. The Diseased is also a little strange. Misprinted backs are much worse than misprinted fronts, as once we noticed the misprints, it became too easy to tell which cards were which. (We just use stand-in cards for those three now). I included in this review a picture of the backs of the three cards as well as five other random cards from the other packs (Mason and Huntsman from the original ONUW, Village Idiot from Daybreak, and The Master and Vampire from Vampire) for comparison. The misprints are that the back graphic is too far to one side, leaving one side noticeably thinner-in-white than the other side. Anyone more than glancing at the backs of the cards would eventually notice the difference. Pardon the camera flash. Again, other than the misprints, this game is pretty good, and I would definitely recommend it to fans of ONUW and Daybreak. It doesn't mix as well with those two as I had hoped (except for Copycat, which we have played with many, many times in our Werewolf games) but if your group is up to the challenge of the additional complexity, it can be fun.
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- Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2020
- Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2019
My group really likes One Night Ultimate Werewolf and Daybreak, and Vampire is a good bit of variety. (Alien is not a favorite of ours, but the Mortician is sometimes fun in our other games.) Anyway, it is a pretty fun set, but the Priest and Apprentice Assassin cards have misprinted backs. The Diseased is also a little strange. Misprinted backs are much worse than misprinted fronts, as once we noticed the misprints, it became too easy to tell which cards were which. (We just use stand-in cards for those three now).
Pretty good except for card misprints
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2019
I included in this review a picture of the backs of the three cards as well as five other random cards from the other packs (Mason and Huntsman from the original ONUW, Village Idiot from Daybreak, and The Master and Vampire from Vampire) for comparison. The misprints are that the back graphic is too far to one side, leaving one side noticeably thinner-in-white than the other side. Anyone more than glancing at the backs of the cards would eventually notice the difference. Pardon the camera flash.
Again, other than the misprints, this game is pretty good, and I would definitely recommend it to fans of ONUW and Daybreak. It doesn't mix as well with those two as I had hoped (except for Copycat, which we have played with many, many times in our Werewolf games) but if your group is up to the challenge of the additional complexity, it can be fun.
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- Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2018
- Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2020
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AmandaReviewed in Mexico on November 24, 2020
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Es súper divertido, me encanto lAmandaLo amo
Reviewed in Mexico on November 24, 2020
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Britt GehrkeReviewed in Germany on February 27, 2016
Everyone close your eyes......
- EReviewed in Canada on December 27, 2021
Amazing board game! A bit expensive, but worth it.
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