Die Erben von Hoax

A game by Bill Eberle, Edward Horn, Jr., Jack Kittredge, Peter Olotka, Volker Hesselmann

3 - 8 Players 45 minutes Low

Voting

Bluffing, Deduction

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Description

Die Erben von Hoax is a thrilling board game that's all about deception and deduction. First released in 1999, this game has been captivating players for years with its unique blend of bluffing and strategy. Designed by a team of renowned game designers, including Bill Eberle, Edward Horn, Jr., Jack Kittredge, Peter Olotka, and Volker Hesselmann, Die Erben von Hoax is a reworking of the classic game Hoax, with new additions that take the gameplay to a whole new level. In this game, 3 to 8 players take on the roles of different characters, each with their own special abilities, but with a twist - they can pretend to be anyone they want, using their corresponding powers to acquire goods and gather clues about their opponents' identities. As players navigate the game, they must use their abilities wisely, all while trying to figure out who's who. The game is easy to learn, but challenging to master, making it perfect for players of all skill levels. With a playtime of just 45 minutes, Die Erben von Hoax is a great way to spend an evening with friends, using voting mechanics to uncover the truth and outsmart your opponents. Will you be able to bluff your way to victory, or will you be caught out and lose the use of your character's powers? There's only one way to find out - gather your friends and get ready to play Die Erben von Hoax.