This week The Monday Society practiced their deception skills, as they played through a series of social deduction games.
Games based around deception are often our favourites. We call each other shifty and shady, and never trust anyone in the group. In our first game, Raise Your Goblets it was every player for themselves as we each tried to avoid being poisoned by our opponents.
During New Salem the puritans attempted to settle a new colony, but found themselves with a witch among them. Thankfully purity won the day and we were able to avoid the corruption of evil.
Unfortunately however, our luck didn’t last. In Obscurio our deceiver got the best of us. We were unable to interpret the signs provided to us by a magical book, and found ourselves trapped in an enchanted library forever.
Want to see how well you can trust your games group? Here are some of our top social deduction games:
- Secret Hitler (Goat, Wolf & Cabbage)
- Obscurio (Libellud)
- Deception: Murder In Hong Kong (Grey Fox Games)
- Donner Dinner Party (Chronicle Books)
- The Resistance (Indie Boards & Cards)
- Saboteur (Z-Man Games)
