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Werewolf Duel makes a moderator unnecessary, conversation unnecessary, many people unnecessary, location and a lot of time also unnecessary.
It is an entirely new type of werewolf game.
Four if turned up a number card in the village card only one are hidden werewolf card in without blind villagers score!
Scores of people wolf side and would turn the people wolf card!
Bluff and if each other reading is a psychological warfare game each other do our tactical!
■ overview
This is, just before the man wolf of eating human slipped's wolf game begins in the village story.
Among the rumors that neighboring villages has become a victim of human wolf game is full,
If you want to make sure that was the journey people wolves will hear the information of the village that is the next target.
Already eluded the eyes of the werewolf that is sunk into the village, let's escape as much as possible of the villagers from the village!
However, there will be a village that is not lurking human wolf in the mistake of rumors. There it becomes in the way of escape and look of doubt!
—description from the designer
- Unique two-player take on Werewolf
- Affordable price point ($10)
- Supports a smaller publisher
- Host expects it might not be great.
- Release date is December 2025, which the host notes as 'cheating' in the context of upcoming Gen Con games.
- Werewolf
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Social Deduction — A two-player version of the social deduction game Werewolf.
Video topics + discussion points
Quotes (from this video)
- There's a mystery to solve with Scooby and the gang in the social deduction game.
- One of those games you can pick up for 20 bucks and you bring it back and people are like, "Oh my gosh, you pick up the greatest games when you go to Gen Con."
- It's so fun.
- I know next to nothing about this game, but I am excited.
- That looks awesome.
- I'm only excited about this for one reason, it's in the tiny box.
- It's a game where you are going to rip, crumble, fold, and twist a small piece of paper.
- It's really cool. You have this 3D puzzle in front of you that you are looking at, and you are going to be you holding it kind of like a steering wheel, and then picking it up and rotating it 90 degrees.
- If you're one of those people who's like, "Yeah, I love trick-taking games. I like trick-taking games and I just have a whole big collection of trick-taking games because all of as long as it does something slightly different."
- And you have me at universal expansion.
- This side game has the unique ability to impact the other game point-wise and stuff like that.
- I love Vampire Survivors.
- It's Emerson Matsuuchi, who is quickly moving up the ranks as one of my favorite game designers of all time.
- The bottom line is it's two-player Werewolf. I'm just intrigued at that, quite frankly.
- We tried it in the press room. We're like, "Wow, this game is super sticky great."
- Now there's a version which you don't have to feel gross when a card comes up about.
References (from this video)
- tight, social interaction
- fits small player counts
- ambitious for a two-player focus
- mystery and deception
- werewolf-themed social deduction
- compact, duel-focused
Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- Social Deduction — duel-like, head-to-head interaction
Video topics + discussion points
Quotes (from this video)
- This is the most boring unboxing on the planet Earth.
- That's a cute little game.
- I'm curious about this one.
- World order is a sequel to hegemony.
- I remember when this was on Kickstarter.