
House of Poison
A board game by Blake Propach, Michael Bartel, Andrew Robert York
3-8 3-8
20-60 minutes Unknown
Sudden Death Ending, Take That, Contracts, Player Elimination, Hidden Victory Points, Deduction
Ancient, Card Game, Deduction, Party Game
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Description
Get ready for a thrilling adventure in ancient Rome with House of Poison, a game designed by Blake Propach, Michael Bartel, and Andrew Robert York. Released in 2024, this game is perfect for groups of 3 to 8 players looking for a fun and competitive experience that combines strategy, deception, and a bit of sabotage. With simple rules that can be explained quickly, you'll be diving into the world of poison and favor in no time, trying to outmaneuver your opponents and complete secret contracts to earn victory tokens. As you take turns giving favor or poison to your opponents, using powerful board actions, or unleashing your unique character abilities, you'll need to stay one step ahead of the competition to emerge victorious. With a playtime of 20 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of players, House of Poison is a great addition to any game night. The game's sudden death ending and player elimination mechanics add an extra layer of excitement, as the first player to 4 victory tokens triggers the final round, and the player with the highest point value at the end wins. Will you be the most cunning and resourceful player, or will your opponents outsmart you and claim the victory? There's only one way to find out - gather your friends and get ready to enter the House of Poison.
