Stellar Factory Werewolf: A Party Game for Devious People

My family loves this game! It's easy to play for all ages. A quick skim of the printed instructions/ narrator card and you're ready to play. It's a fast paced game that is loads of fun. This is a great one to take on road trips or vacations since it's just a small deck of cards!

Fun game to play with a large group. Instructions are easy to ready. Easy to set up. Can be quick rounds depending on who’s playing and how good they are. Nice and compact, good to travel with.

Mafia is a similar game that I've played for years, but this is a great twist with the villain being a werewolf. I love how there are different perks for people to be such as a drunk citizen, haha! The game says it can play up to like over 20 people, but I've used it for 10 with 1 narrator and 2 werewolves, and it was so fun. Definitely check it out.

Great simple deck, fun game. If you're looking for something more depth, try Ultimate Werewolf: Deluxe Edition. More creative rolls, more cards, and more ways to play. For a compact simple setup, this is the way to go.

Saw the card game WOLF on Smosh and immediately had to track it down. 🐺 Super fun, gets everyone thinking, laughing, and probably arguing over ridiculous stuff. Easy to learn, easy to explain, and basically guaranteed to turn any gathering into a chaos-filled good time.

Good game

Fun and exciting game to play!!!

Thes cards are completely unnecessary, as we have been playing the game just fine by writing out the roles on index cards or assigning rolls to standard playing cards... However, I wanted a nice/neat set of cards that I could bring with me when I travel, and appreciated that the entire "game" is the same size as a standard deck of playing cards. The game itself is great, and I've played it in numerous countries and never had any issues with explaining it to people who don't speak English as a first language or who aren't use to such games. It's easy to learn, simple to play, and great for parties. However, it does require at least 7 players in order for it to really work (10+ would be best), and it's not always easy to find that many interested players. Another great game is Coup (I bought it as an add-on item for $5), which works great with 3+ players! At this price you would be better off making the cards yourself, or having one master index card and using a standard deck of playing cards (A=Werewolf, K=Doctor, Q=Witch, J=Seer and any number cards equal villagers). This deck of cards shouldn't cost more than $5 MAX, as the quality isn't as good, nor are the designes as intricate, as a $1 deck of playing cards... Another added benefit of using playing cards is that if they get lost or damaged (wet, bent, or otherwise marked in a way that would give away what it is), you can toss the card, or the entire deck, and only be out $1).