Blood on the Clocktower(English retail edition) (2022)

“It's the definitive social deduction game, and for me personally, it might just be the best board game of all time.”

The reviewer enthusiastically rates Blood on the Clocktower a perfect 10 out of 10, declaring it their favorite game and a strong contender for their 2022 game of the year, highly praising its balanced and interesting experience, particularly the poison and drunk mechanisms and the customizable script system.

“The sweet spot is between 7-12 players. When I say sweet spot, I mean this is one of the best social deduction games I have ever played. Scratch that, this is my favorite social deduction game.”

The reviewer enthusiastically praises "Blood on the Clocktower" as one of the best games they've ever played, highlighting its dramatic success in refining the core Werewolf concept through unique roles and engaging gameplay, though it requires a dedicated group and thrives with 10-15 players.

The reviewer hails "Blood on the Clocktower" as one of the best games they've ever played, calling it a dramatic success in refining the core concept of Werewolf into a deeply strategic and engaging social deduction puzzle, though it requires a dedicated group willing to delve into its depth.

“When everything’s going right and it feels as it should, it seems as though I’m participating in something larger than myself. This is when I fall into a state of intoxicating coherence and everything clicks in unison.”

The reviewer considers Blood on the Clocktower to be a superbly designed and highly replayable social deduction game, offering unique and engaging experiences that leave players thinking about their games long after they're over.

“Bumbling Through Dungeons considers Blood on the Clocktower to be a superbly designed social deduction game and the best the reviewer has ever played, highlighting its unique and consistently fun experiences. The reviewer highly recommends it for groups that have the player count and time commitment.”

“Blood on the Clocktower is special. That’s always been apparent. Steven Medway not only succeeded in making a better social deduction game, he set a benchmark that might not be surpassed anytime soon.”

The reviewer enthusiastically praises Blood on the Clocktower as a brilliantly complex social deduction game that masterfully creates paranoia and emergent narratives, ultimately leading to a surprisingly positive social experience. They highlight the game's unique role of the storyteller as one of the most rewarding aspects of the hobby in years.

The reviewer highly praises "Blood on the Clocktower" as an exceptional social deduction game, highlighting its intricate design where every player has a unique ability, the engaging role of the Storyteller, and the constant player involvement, even for eliminated players.