- One Night Ultimate Daybreak by Bezier Games | Standalone Hidden Role Mystery with Social Deduction | App-Supported Bluffing Experience | 3-7 Players | 10 Minutes

My family absolutely loves this game. We can literally pass hours, dealing hand after hand. The hands are quick, 7 minutes, and really fun. I brought it on a school trip that I was chaperoning, and was able to explain it to a wide range of students and adults, of varying language abilities, ages, and interests, and after the first hand or two, they were all hooked. It is small enough to throw into a shoulder bag, making it very portable. My only complaint is that the corners of the cards can peel up easily, making the card identifiable. People say that you can buy little covers for the cards to protect them, and I think that is probably a good idea.

This is a great expansion to the original game (definitely get the base game first). It adds more roles and really helps build the game out, making it even more fun to play. It has that classic “traitor”/Werewolf-style feel where you’re constantly trying to figure out who you can trust, which keeps everyone engaged. Every round feels different, and it’s always a good time with a group. Overall, this is a fun add-on that brings more strategy and replay value to the game. I would definitely recommend it if you already enjoy the original!

The only caveat is that 6 players is really the best minimum for this game. It's so much fun! I can see this being appropriate for adults and even children. Game nights are so fun with this!

This game is a blast! It is one of my alltime favorite games for a gettogether. It's great because: *It's basically all ages. We play with about ages 8-93. *Rounds are quick (5 mins) so it's easy for people to pop in and out of the game throughout the night as they socialize or eat/make food or whatever. There is no long time commitment to playing. *It's so much fun. Doesn't matter if you know the group well or you don't - it adds elements of challenge to the game. So playing with coworkers or strangers or family - the game is always different. *The app walks you through each round so people don't need to really understand all the rules before starting. They just need to be able to follow directions. You can startup a game or add new players with only a few minute's explanation. *It's in a small box. It's easy to take with you. *It's expandable with the other games so you can have variety and add players. We also have Vampire, but we always find ourselves coming back to the original Werewolf version unless we need to add in players and need the expansion. Suggestion: Add some extra white noise like rain sounds or something during the eyes-closed portion and encourage people to not sit perfectly still so that no one gives away clues by hearing movement from others during their turn. This is a GREAT gift or party favor you can leave with a host. Toss it in your bag when you travel. I recommend it for anyone about 12 to 60 as a gift. (And younger and older people can join in the games too. But I probably wouldn't give it to an 8yr old as their gift unless I know they played before.)

This game is incredibly fun. There's a bit of a learning curve with new players as they aren't quite sure how to lie yet, but everyone usually catches on pretty quickly. The app and a blu-tooth speaker are almost essential in order to streamline the process and cover up the noise of moving cards. I'd also recommend stopping by a fabric store and buying a yard or so of fleece to use as a mat if you plan on playing on a hard table. Folded up, the fleece will hide pretty much any noise that the background sounds don't, and it only costs a few dollars. Or you could buy the official game mat for $20 from their website (don't think it's worth it really). The variety of roles here seems to work. Nothing is too complicated, though I've yet to use the doppelgänger. The upcoming expansion seems like a bit much, but I'm tempted to buy it just too see. Part of the beauty of this game is it's simplicity. I'd hate to see it ruined with overabundance of unnecessary add-ons. Two downsides to this game, the first being that while it's okay with 3 or 4 players, it doesn't get really fun until you have at least five. And some of the roles require even more. It can be difficult for some to get that many people together to play a game. The other problem I had was that the backs of a couple of my cards got a bit damaged after only a dozen or so rounds of play. It wasn't anything hugely noticeable, but there was some distinctive peeling on a couple of corners. I had to try not look for these things during play. Replacement cards on the website cost $4 each, which seems a bit overpriced considering the whole game here costs less than twenty dollars. $2 or $2.50 would seem like a much more reasonable price. Since I wanted to replace three cards, I just went ahead and bought a whole replacement game when I only needed a werewolf, a troublemaker and a robber. At least now I'll have some extra replacements if any other cards get damaged. The cards feel sturdy, but I wish they had been sealed a bit better around the edges to prevent this peeling. I may have to consider getting covers, which seems ridiculous for cards that are this stocky.

Had lots of fun with this game for a couple of nights but didn't play it much after that. Lots of laughter and entertainment so it was worth the purchase!

We wanted to get the Ultimate Werewolf, but since it requires so many players and is a little more complex, we decided to start with this one and see how we (2 adults-ages 60 & 40 and 2 teens-ages 17 & 15) liked it. Just us four have played this about a dozen times. Gameplay is super quick! You deal the cards appropriately, close your eyes & do your actions, open your eyes and try to figure out who everyone is and who to kill. Doing the game itself-maybe 5 minutes...the arguing, accusing, lying, and ultimate choosing the one to die can take another 5 minutes! The more outgoing the people are, the better, but even with the ones who are more reserved-this game seems to bring them out of their shell. Four Players is the absolute minimum # of players you should really have to play and it's way more fun if you add in just one or two more. When my daughter & her husband came down from out of state and played with us, it was like breathing life into the game all over! They became instantly addicted and played it many times with us. They went home and began watching videos and researching the game (it's how we found out about the app.). I'm pretty sure they will spread this addictive game to others... GET THE APP- My son always narrates (He does this while playing the game, with his eyes closed-he memorized everything before we began playing the game-he's an exception, most people will otherwise need someone to sit out of the game and be the moderator.). I just found out that there is an app that will narrate for you and I highly suggest you get it. Otherwise someone will have to: narrate, with their eyes closed, remembering all roles/rules/&order they go in, giving enough time for player's actions, and not moving while talking or it gives away who they are OR someone will have to sit out and be the moderator. The app is available for your phone/tablet or now they also have one you can use from your pc on their website: [...] FAVORITE CHARACTERS: We've come to really like some of the characters and play them more often. Troublemaker-boy this one really adds some drama to the game. Drunk, Seer, Insomniac, and Robber. The Doppelganger adds a lot more time to the game play and I don't recommend it when you're first learning the game, but after you've played a lot, it definitely adds drama to the game. I'm buying the original Ultimate Werewolf game now...no there won't be big groups to play with all the time, but when there is-it will be the first to be played! I can pretty much guarantee that Ultimate Vampire is in our future as well... CON-My one con is that after a dozen plays the cards are starting to fade & lift around the edges. Having a card marked in ANY way in this game would ruin the entire game! I'm purchasing sleeves to protect them before damage continues-I highly suggest that if you get & like this game that you do the same! ***UPDATE: I purchased Mayday Game Card Sleeves 2 1/2" X 3 1/2" (100 Pack) for $4.79 thru Amazon for the cards. They fit perfectly with just a smidge of plastic extra at the top! Of course we're getting the other werewolf/vampire games and now I can protect them from the very beginning. The manufacture should really either laminate the cards, supply sleeves (they are so inexpensive) or recommend sleeves!

Big fan of this game, great for small parties or get togethers. My whole family loves this game, even my 7 year old nephew who begs to play every time we get together. Easy to play because each round is quite short. Well made cards, works seamlessly with the phone app. Great gift for secret santa or white elephant

The one star review is not indicative. As you can see from the photo the backs of some of the cards have been badly printed. As this probably applies to a whole print run I'm sure if affects a number of people. I would expect this to be replaced. Bad prints happen ... and the product is excellent otherwise.

Wonderful part of the FULL game. The original game had about 5 main games and 1 "bonus roles" set too. This was just one of a few that I first got as the initial game from AGES ago does not seem to exist anymore (and the original game had 2-3 sets in its box too)

This kinda of special sleeves are expensive and rare in Canada, might as well buy the 2nd copy if the cards worn out.

Édition anglaise du jeu ce qui n'est pas spécifié lors de l'achat du produit avec une description en français.

Es el tercer juego de la colección One Night, buena calidad en las cartas y fichas, tienes que bajar una app que no es gratis y está en inglés para mejorar la experiencia, o algún participante lo puede narrar, muy divertido en grupos de más de 5 personas.