
Someone Has Died
A board game by Ellie Black, Liz Roche, Adi Slepack
3-6 Players 25-45 minutes Simple
Role Playing, Storytelling, Player Judge
Card Game, Party Game, Humor, Print & Play
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Description
Someone Has Died is a hilarious and entertaining game that's all about improvisational storytelling. Players take on the roles of quirky characters, each trying to convince the estate keeper that they're the most deserving of a deceased person's fortune. With the help of identity, relationship, and backstory cards, you'll create your own unique and often ridiculous character, complete with a wacky personality, dubious relationships, and a questionable past. As you navigate the will arbitration, you'll need to use your storytelling skills to argue your case and outdo your opponents. The game is incredibly easy to learn, with simple rules that can be explained quickly, making it accessible to anyone. Designed by Ellie Black, Liz Roche, and Adi Slepack, Someone Has Died has been delighting players since its release in 2016. With playtime lasting between 25 to 45 minutes, it's the perfect addition to any game night or party. Gather a group of 3 to 6 friends and get ready for a night of laughter and creative storytelling. As a print and play game, you can easily get started and experience the humor and fun of Someone Has Died for yourself.
