Weird one not many know about, but Nosferatu. The twist is that the person who "runs" the game (equivalent to something like a werewolf Mc) is working with the bad guy. Components aren't great but otherwise it's pretty cool
I have been following the creation of this game from one of the designer's, Andreas Müller, TikToks for a year now! LOVE seeing y'all feature the KS for it!!
Another great job for a quick preview/tutorial. I've been waiting to back this one, as the art is great and the game play looks very fun. Also like that it supports a nice range of player counts.
The main mechanic looks a lot like the one in Veiled Fate, where you can move around all player pawns but you don't know which is whose and you are just guessing. I know, that game is not technically out yet, but it is the only one I can think of. Just curious, what breaks ties - say, if both Monique and Naveen had three red faction heroes, is there another tie? Maybe the player who ended the game wins? Oh, and I suppose Lords of Waterdeep technically qualifies in that category, as you don't know which player has which hidden lord, though it affects gameplay only partially.
Hey Zhivko, I am one of the designers and happy to nswer your questions: The next tiebreaker is which player has the LOWER total amount of heroes in his party. If there is still a tie, there is a little number on each leader. The highest number then wins: We also have heard comparisons to A war of whispers and Kings dilemma :-)
Played on TTS a couple times and was disappointed that about half way through the game the deduction part is pretty much gone and almost everyone can figure out what colors your leaders are. Really enjoyed the art and some of the play but the social deduction on this one is very very light unfortunately.
Love the art for this! But I’m on the fence for this one due to the randomness between the face down cards and the multiple win conditions. Just seems a bit up in the air for me but maybe thats just the genre of this kind of game.
Seems interesting, how do you guys feel it scales between the player counts? Seems like it could be one of those that would be a very different experience at 2 vs. at 6 players
Yes, we've played at multiple player counts and the dynamic can definitely change in higher vs lower counts. It is also amplified by behaviors around the table like most hidden role games.
Great explanation! Just backed it on Kickstarter right as it was ending. Question though, at 7:33 so what happens if there is a tie at this point with both of you having three red heroes?
Hi, thanks for the great video! I was wondering how you guys feel how well this plays with 2p? I play a lot of games with 2 lately, so I was just curious. 😊
Let us know what some of your favorite hidden roles games are! 😐
Weird one not many know about, but Nosferatu. The twist is that the person who "runs" the game (equivalent to something like a werewolf Mc) is working with the bad guy. Components aren't great but otherwise it's pretty cool
Veiled Fate looks amazing!
Hidden role games are not typically my thing, but The Chameleon is fun.
Libertallia!
Stationfall (which is upcoming) is great!
I have been following the creation of this game from one of the designer's, Andreas Müller, TikToks for a year now! LOVE seeing y'all feature the KS for it!!
Thank you for your continous support. He is so hillarious on TikTok^^
That's awesome!
You guys always give the BEST explanations!
Thank you so much!
I backed this on the basis of the art alone. It also sounds fun, but I find the art just amazing
I'm loving the artwork on these cards! Looks really interesting!
Another great job for a quick preview/tutorial. I've been waiting to back this one, as the art is great and the game play looks very fun. Also like that it supports a nice range of player counts.
Thank you!
This one looks pretty whimsical and intriguing. Love the artwork and the secret play factor to it. Right up my alley! 💰
Its come to Brazil now, and I liked a lot.
My favorite character is Enned with is similar to my name, dyon Enedi.
Great explanation as always!
Thank you!
Great job as always, love the art work!
Thank you! Yeah, the artist is very talented!
The main mechanic looks a lot like the one in Veiled Fate, where you can move around all player pawns but you don't know which is whose and you are just guessing. I know, that game is not technically out yet, but it is the only one I can think of. Just curious, what breaks ties - say, if both Monique and Naveen had three red faction heroes, is there another tie? Maybe the player who ended the game wins?
Oh, and I suppose Lords of Waterdeep technically qualifies in that category, as you don't know which player has which hidden lord, though it affects gameplay only partially.
Hey Zhivko, I am one of the designers and happy to nswer your questions:
The next tiebreaker is which player has the LOWER total amount of heroes in his party. If there is still a tie, there is a little number on each leader. The highest number then wins:
We also have heard comparisons to A war of whispers and Kings dilemma :-)
I backed veiled fate, Im excited for it! Looking forward to hidden leaders as well, love the art work
@@LilPugHugs so coincidental but just got both this game and veiled fates in the mail this week.
Well done video! I'll check out the kickstarter!
Thanks, Mark!
amazing art
Borrowing a bit from the Knizia classic Royal Visit mechanism. FLeshed out with some interesting adds....
That game I believe just had an update/rerelease by Iello. Looked interesting!
Played on TTS a couple times and was disappointed that about half way through the game the deduction part is pretty much gone and almost everyone can figure out what colors your leaders are. Really enjoyed the art and some of the play but the social deduction on this one is very very light unfortunately.
Love the art for this! But I’m on the fence for this one due to the randomness between the face down cards and the multiple win conditions. Just seems a bit up in the air for me but maybe thats just the genre of this kind of game.
the game is available for free on Tabletopia if you want to give it a shot
@@raphaelstocker9874 I just might have to do that. Thank you.
Seems interesting, how do you guys feel it scales between the player counts? Seems like it could be one of those that would be a very different experience at 2 vs. at 6 players
Yes, we've played at multiple player counts and the dynamic can definitely change in higher vs lower counts. It is also amplified by behaviors around the table like most hidden role games.
Great explanation! Just backed it on Kickstarter right as it was ending. Question though, at 7:33 so what happens if there is a tie at this point with both of you having three red heroes?
Hi, thanks for the great video! I was wondering how you guys feel how well this plays with 2p? I play a lot of games with 2 lately, so I was just curious. 😊