Gobgob is definitely a villager. Please stop looking at Gobgob like that.Ultimate Werewolf: Deluxe Edition is a big-group social deduction party game from Bézier Games, designed by Ted Alspach. One player moderates while everyone else is secretly a Villager or a Werewolf. Each night the Werewolves quietly pick a victim, and each day the whole village argues, accuses and votes someone out. Villagers win if they find every Werewolf; the Werewolves win if they take over the village. Loads of special roles and a moderator scorepad keep every game different.Gobgob's favourite bit: Night time. Everyone closes their eyes, the Werewolves wake up and choose in total silence, then morning comes and everybody acts very, very innocent. Gobgob's innocent face needs work.👥 5–75 players  |  ⏱ 30 min  |  🎂 Ages 14+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob built a unicorn army. Then someone said "Neigh".Unstable Unicorns is a cheeky strategy card game by Ramy Badie from Unstable Games, all about unicorns and destruction. Everyone starts with a Baby Unicorn, then races to be first to collect seven Unicorns in their Stable. Use Magic, Instant, Upgrade and Downgrade cards to power up your herd and mess with everyone else's, and expect your friends to try to destroy your unicorns along the way.Gobgob's favourite bit: Neigh cards. Play one to cancel any card someone else plays, and yes, you can Neigh a Neigh. Gobgob once watched four Neighs stack up on a single turn. Nobody was friends for about ten minutes.👥 2–8 players  |  ⏱ 30–45 min  |  🎂 Ages 14+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob said "soup". Gobgob meant "moderately spicy". Nobody got it.Wavelength is a team party game about reading each other's minds, by Alex Hague, Justin Vickers and Wolfgang Warsch, from CMYK. Each round one player is the Psychic, who secretly sees where a target sits on a scale between two opposites, like Hot and Cold or Rough and Smooth. They give a single clue, and their team debates where to turn the dial. The closer you land to the bullseye, the more points you score.Gobgob's favourite bit: The team debate. Everyone has a totally different idea of how "cold" a salad is, and arguing it out is half the fun. Then the other team gets a sneaky bonus if they guess whether the target is left or right of your dial.👥 2–12 players  |  ⏱ 30–45 min  |  🎂 Ages 14+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Is it bigger than a breadbox? Gobgob will not say. Gobgob is a werewolf.Werewords is a quick social deduction word game by Ted Alspach from Bézier Games, and winner of the 2017 Golden Geek Best Party Game award. One player is the Mayor, who knows the secret word and answers everyone's yes-or-no questions. Guess the word before time runs out and the villagers win. But a secret werewolf also knows the word and is quietly steering you wrong. Miss the word and you can still win by spotting the werewolf. A free app supplies thousands of words at different difficulty levels.Gobgob's favourite bit: The Seer. They know the word too and want to help, but if the villagers win, the werewolf gets one last chance to spot the Seer and steal the game. So the Seer has to be helpful without being obvious. Gobgob is not good at subtle.👥 4–10 players  |  ⏱ 10 min  |  🎂 Ages 8+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob asked "Is it a cheese?" forty times. It was not a cheese.Werewords Deluxe Edition is the bigger version of Werewords, the social deduction word game by Ted Alspach from Bézier Games. The Mayor knows a secret magic word and answers yes-or-no questions while everyone else races to guess it. But a sneaky werewolf also knows the word and is trying to lead you astray. Guess it in time and the villagers win, miss it and you can still win by unmasking the werewolf. The Deluxe Edition adds new special roles, a new Speedwords mode and fresh artwork, and plays from 2 all the way up to 20 people.Gobgob's favourite bit: The Seer. They secretly know the word and want to help, but if the villagers win, the werewolf gets one last chance to name the Seer and steal victory. Helpful but not too helpful. Gobgob finds this very hard.👥 2–20 players  |  ⏱ 10 min  |  🎂 Ages 8+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob captioned a cat photo. The judge is still laughing.What Do You Meme? BSFW Edition is the "Barely Safe For Work" version of the What Do You Meme? party card game, with toned-down content compared with the original adults-only game. Each round a judge flips a photo card onto the easel, everyone secretly picks the funniest caption card from their hand, and the judge chooses a winner. That player scores a point, and you play to whatever score you like.Gobgob's favourite bit: Watching a totally ordinary photo turn into a meme with the perfect caption. Gobgob has one caption it plays every round. It has never won. It will never stop.👥 3+ players📦 In the box: 360 caption cards, 75 photo cards and an easel.📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob's clue was "Snow Bird". The answer was "Toaster".What Were You Thinking? is a fast team guessing game from Exploding Kittens, for terrible mind readers. Split into two teams, each with a Guesser. Draw a word, then race to shout out a two-word clue that starts with letters showing on the board. The first team to give a clue gets its Guesser first shot. Guess right and your team flips the letter tiles you used. First team to flip five in a row wins.Gobgob's favourite bit: The letter limit. Every clue has to start with letters on the board, so "penguin" might become "waddling tuxedo". It's as fun to watch as it is to play.👥 3+ players  |  ⏱ 15 min  |  🎂 Ages 10+📦 In the box: 36 letter tiles, 100 cards and a board.📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Someone in this village is a witch. Gobgob swears it isn't Gobgob.Witch Hunt is a big-group social deduction party game, in the same family as Werewolf and Mafia. By day, the Villagers argue, accuse and vote to find the hidden Witches. By night, the Witches quietly pick a target. Every player gets their own character with a simple special power, Witches included, so no two games play out the same way.Gobgob's favourite bit: Getting knocked out isn't the end. Players who are out, on both teams, can still sway the game, so nobody spends the night sitting in the corner. Gobgob has haunted many a village meeting.👥 7–22 players  |  ⏱ 30–90 min  |  🎂 Ages 13+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob has no idea. Gobgob is betting on someone who does.Wits & Wagers: It's Vegas, Baby! is a trivia and betting party game from North Star Games, and a bigger, flashier take on the classic Wits & Wagers. Every question has a number for an answer. Everyone writes a guess, the guesses go up on the betting mat, then you bet chips on the one you think is closest without going over. You don't need to know the answer to win, you just need to know who at the table might.Gobgob's favourite bit: The Vegas-style bets. Put your chips on Red or Black to cover three guesses at once, a safer bet for when you haven't a clue. There are more chips than the Party version too. Gobgob's stack goes up and down like a yo-yo.👥 5+ players  |  ⏱ 30–40 min  |  🎂 Ages 13+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob is 300 years old. Gobgob still doesn't get the memes.OK Boomer! is a pop culture trivia party game that pits the generations against each other. Split into teams by generation and find out who really knows the other lot's pop culture. Think you know what the kids are into? Or what your parents were on about? Now's your chance to prove it. There are 220 cards with four different types of questions.Gobgob's favourite bit: Teams are based on age, so it's generation versus generation, and the teasing starts before the first card. If everyone at the table is around the same age, it's every player for themselves.👥 2+ players📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob can't talk to the ghost. The ghost can't talk to Gobgob. Somehow it works.Mysterium is a co-op deduction board game from Libellud, designed by Oleksandr Nevskiy and Oleg Sidorenko. One player is a ghost who can't speak and can only send dreamlike illustrated vision cards. Everyone else is a medium, trying to read those visions to work out the suspect, the location and the weapon from the night of the murder. Solve all three for everyone before the seventh hour, then team up for one final vote to name the culprit.Gobgob's favourite bit: Playing the ghost. You know the answer but can't say a word, so you hand over a picture of a snail in a teacup and hope for the best. The groans are glorious.👥 2–7 players  |  ⏱ 42 min  |  🎂 Ages 10+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob counted to ten. Then someone played a card and Gobgob had to start again.Muffin Time is a chaotic card game from Big Potato, created by YouTuber TomSka and based on his cult cartoon series asdfmovie. On your turn you draw a card, set sneaky traps, then either grab another card or play an action card. Every card is different, and most of them are out to wreck someone's hand. It's a silly, fast party card game for anyone who likes their game nights loud and random.Gobgob's favourite bit: The goal sounds easy: start your turn holding exactly 10 cards. But everyone else's cards keep stealing, swapping and adding to your hand, so being one card away is the most dangerous place to be.👥 2–6 players  |  ⏱ 20–40 min  |  🎂 Ages 12+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob acted out a famous pirate. The table guessed "sad chicken".Monikers is a big, silly team party game from CMYK, designed by Alex Hague and Justin Vickers and based on the classic game Celebrities. Every round uses the same pile of name cards, from famous people to historical figures. In round one, describe the name any way you like without saying it. In round two, you get one word only. In round three, no words at all, just charades.Gobgob's favourite bit: By round three, a whole name gets guessed from one weird wiggle, because everyone remembers that terrible clue from round one. Instant inside jokes.👥 4–16 players  |  ⏱ 30–60 min  |  🎂 Ages 17+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Shh. Gobgob isn't allowed to talk. Gobgob is pointing at the red pawn.Magic Maze is a real-time co-op board game from Sit Down! and designer Kasper Lapp. A mage, a warrior, an elf and a dwarf have to rob a magic shopping mall, grab their gear and escape before the sand timer runs out. The twist: nobody controls just one hero. Each player has one kind of action, like moving north or riding the escalator, that they use for every hero. And for most of the game, you're not allowed to talk.Gobgob's favourite bit: The big red "Do Something!" pawn. When talking's banned, you plonk it in front of a teammate and stare meaningfully. Gobgob stares very meaningfully.👥 1–8 players  |  ⏱ 15 min  |  🎂 Ages 8+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube

Gobgob counted the llamas. Then an alpaca stole one.Llamas Unleashed is a cheeky party card game from Unstable Games, the makers of Unstable Unicorns. It's a stand-alone game with its own 135-card deck, built on the same core rules with plenty of new twists. Fill your Field with Llamas, Alpacas, Goats and Rams, then use Magic, Instant, Upgrade and Downgrade cards to boost your herd and mess with everyone else's. Build your herd first to win.Gobgob's favourite bit: The Herd Bonus. Get three animals of the same type in your Field and you unlock a bonus, from extra cards to protection to pinching from your friends. Gobgob recommends goats. Always goats.👥 2–8 players  |  ⏱ 30–45 min  |  🎂 Ages 14+📚 Dice Goblin Library game: borrow it at Dice Goblin.🎥 New to it? Watch how to play on YouTube