Reddit reviews Bang 4th Edition
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For 4 7 Players30 minute playing timeFun party gameTons of replay valueFun Party gameFor 4 7 playersTakes about 30 minutes to playTons of replay valueFun Party game
And y'know. Cards Against Humanity, or maybe the more PC Apples to Apples...
As others have said, Ultimate Werewolf, The Resistance, and The Resistance Avalon are all good. Other options for this type of secret-role/party game are Bang! and Samurai Sword.
Battlestar Galactica is another popular game with secret roles. However, it is much longer and more complex than the other games I mentioned.
As expected, most are pretty poor. Here are a few people might consider.
Do you know what games they have? Three of my favorite inexpensive games (all under $20) are Love Letter (this one comes in different themes, too, like The Hobbit and Batman), Codenames, and Bang.
Sounds like the VR version of Bang!, except with werewolves and priests instead of western sheriffs and outlaws. Sweet.
Bang!
An Italian game named "Bang!" is pretty fun...
Bang is an italian spaghetti western card game where the players whose identities are hidden from each other vie to win in the old west. I've never played with anyone who didn't love it
We're doing a brunch/no dancing wedding as well, and we'll be putting easy games on the tables. A few that we're definitely doing are:
I commented on here earlier, but the thing I recommended was already listed. xD Sooooo Imma suggest some board games!
If you like deck-building games, Dominion is a classic. I didn't think I would like it, but the premise is pretty simple, so it's easy to pick up.
I like the Chinese version of Bang which is called SanGuoSha. It's not always in-stock on Amazon in English; I think right now all the ones offered are in Chinese. I think the characters and items are a little more complex than Bang's, which is why I prefer this version, but Bang is good as well. :)
I also like Betrayal at House on the Hill. It usually makes for a unique experience each time. You explore a haunted house with the other plays, picking up different omens along the way until you trigger "the haunt." The thing is, the haunt varies depending on the character who triggered it, the omen that it was triggered with, and the room it happened in! So there's tons of different haunts making for awesome replayability!
Also, I gotta throw in a recommendation for Lifeboat. Lifeboat is pretty entertaining. The premise is that you're on a lifeboat with the other players. You're trying to get to shore. The person with the most points wins. Each person "loves" and "hates" another player. If the person you love survives, you get bonus points. So you want the person you love to survive and the person you hate to die, but you also don't wanted your loved one to get more points than you otherwise they would win...
Each character has different skills/strength/HP. You get to pick an item card (point items. weapons, health) every round in order. First person gets first pick, but the last person controls the boat. You can choose to switch places with someone, trade with someone or mug someone, or row the boat (you draw 2 navigation cards and pick 1 to add to the stack). If you fight someone (e.g. you want an item but they won't give it to you), all players can join on either side, and the total side with the most strength wins while the other side loses health.
At the end of a round of turns, the navigator picks from the navigation cards drawn from rowers. Those cards dictate who goes overboard and loses health. If a navigation card has a seagull on it, you get closer to shore. 4 seagulls = game over.
It's a super fun game, but be careful who you play with... Some people get REALLY angry or upset when shit goes down. Some people really hate that there's no enforcability... Like if you say you'll trade someone an item but don't go through with your end like a douche, you can do that. Buuuuut I guess if you make too many enemies, people won't take your sides on fights and could work together to kill you first.
Hope this helps!
Whoops! Forgot the link. Doh.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001RU7UNW/
Oooh! Give them all amulets to hide their alignment, and don't let anyone tell anyone else what their alignment is!
It'll be like the Pathfinder version of Bang.
BANG! Boardgame Geek(https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3955)
Amazon UK(https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B001RU7UNW/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awd_d_qfKGxb93BCR10l
BANG! The Dice Game (https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/143741)
Bang! The Dice Game https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00DH8D0HC/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awd_d_TiKGxbWWW4DZ3
Bang!
Well, as far as silly card games go, I'm partial to We Didn't Playtest This At All and Fluxx which support 2-15 and 2-6 players respectively. Both games can be really quick or take a while, but I've always found them to be great fun, and they both have a bunch of expansions, if you find that you like them.
Of course, if you want to delve into the world of board games, I'm a big fan of co-op games like Castle Panic and Pandemic. In Castle Panic, you work together to defend a castle from oncoming hordes of monsters and in Pandemic you need to cooperate to keep viral epidemics under control while finding a cure. Castle Panic is great fun, a simple game, and easy to get into, but I've never found it an easy game to win which keeps it fresh. Pandemic is a bit more complicated, requiring a lot of strategy and cooperation, and it can be brutally difficult at times, but that just makes winning all the more satisfying.
If you and your friends like a little friendly competition, I'd suggest something like 7 Wonders or Bang!, which was the game that got me started down this path. In 7 Wonders, you draft cards to build a civilization and compete for victory points. It may seem a little complicated at first, but once you play a game or two, it really starts to shine. In Bang!, you enter the wild west where one of you is the sheriff, and the rest of the players are deputies, outlaws, or renegades, each with their own win condition. The thing with this one is that everyone's role except the sheriff's is hidden. You can play Bang! with as little as 3 players, but it really only gets good if you have 5 or more.
If you want to do some research on your own, check out /r/boardgames or http://boardgamegeek.com/ which has a pretty comprehensive database of all the board games out there with ratings and reviews.