Schrödinger's Cat
A board game by Matthew Wyatt
6 - 12 Players 5 - 15 minutes Unknown
Hidden Roles, Memory, Team-Based Game, Traitor Game, Voting
Bluffing, Deduction, Negotiation, Party Game
Friends and Communities with Schrödinger's Cat
Description
Imagine a room full of friends, a mysterious cat in a box, and a race against time to figure out who’s secretly on the other side. In Schrödinger’s Cat, 6‑12 players dive into a quick 5‑15‑minute showdown where the rules are so simple you can teach them between drinks. Designed by Matthew Wyatt in 2019, the game blends hidden roles, memory tricks, and sneaky voting into a chaotic party‑game mash‑up of bluffing, deduction and negotiation. One moment you’re convinced your teammate is on your side, the next a traitor flips the script and the cat might be alive… or not. The frantic back‑and‑forth of guessing, accusing, and persuading keeps everyone on edge, making every round a hilarious, mind‑bending roller coaster that leaves the table roaring with laughter.
