Quest

In short, Quest is a social deduction game where the good guys have to figure out who the bad guys are before the bad guys win. The game is super customizable with all the roles everyone can have and balancing the game really well with how many people are playing. Technically you can play with 4 people, but honestly 5 should be your minimum since games are pretty short and its pretty easy to figure things out with just 4. The game does take awhile to figure out how to play, there's a lot of rules to get down and the instructions don't perfectly explain things if your completely new to these sorts of games so I'd definitely recommend watching a video to explain things better. Once you get everything sorted though, its a ton of fun and it'll for sure be one of your must plays on game nights.

This game is so much fun! It can be a little tricky to explain to others at first, and I found that playing through a round is the best way to learn how to play. I love that this game can be played with such a wide range of players and that each player can potentially be a new character and have a new allegiance each round. I also like that there are little extras you can add in or take out to adjust the difficulty level depending on the group you're playing with. Very cool game, and I LOVE the art, it reminds me of Oath and Root. We've played it several times already and not even with all the different aspects of gameplay, so this has high replay-ability. Highly recommend this game!

Great game. Really need to play with some expansions though. It's a bit lacking in variety without them

Good for group party or family fun

Llegó perfecto

Pretty nice game for friends, family and to prove your role skills. Pretty funny an interesting

I’ve played similar games like one night werewolf but I like this one much better. You’re either a good guy or a bad guy and you have to do what you can to accomplish your team goal without knowing who your teammates are.

The most modern and rich take on the social deduction genre from the famous game designer. Improves on Avalon and brings new mechanics. I do recommend playing the Director's Cut version!