Board game · 2019
ゴリラ人狼 (Gorilla Werewolf)
In Gorilla Werewolf, you play as gorillas with poachers hidden among you. Gameplay is similar to classic Werewolf, but living gorillas can only grunt. The twist: when gorillas die, they briefly gain the ability to speak human words and can teach any two words to remaining players. Can you overcome vocabulary limitations to find the traitor in your midst?
If you like the mechanics Role Playing, Voting, Hidden Roles, Player Elimination, Variable Player Powers , you will enjoy this game.
This game falls under the category: Party Game, Negotiation, Murder / Mystery, Bluffing, Animals.
- Players
- 4–21
- Duration
- 5–45 min
- Age
- 10+
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