Betrayal Deck of Lost Souls Card Game | Tarot-Inspired Secret Roles Game | Ages 12 and Up | 3 to 5 Players | 20 Mins. Avg. | Cooperative Strategy Games

The cards are beautiful and the gameplay is fun. It didn't take long for my family of 4 to pick up.

Ben says: spooky cards, sneaky friends, and a great night in! Avalon Hill’s Betrayal: Deck of Lost Souls is an absolute hit with my playgroup. The cards are gorgeous — eerie art, great texture, and dripping with atmosphere. Gameplay is fast, tense, and full of those “aha!” moments that make uninformed majority games such a blast. If your group loves hidden roles, dramatic reveals, and a little backstabbing fun, this one’s going to hit the table again and again.

A very fun game. Kind of complicated but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty fun.

I really enjoyed this game. The Betrayal board game is one of my favorites so when I saw this I had to get it. It's a fairly quick game in comparison to the board game and set up is easy as well. We did have a couple questions regarding the gameplay but we figured it out after a quick Google search. I do agree that some of the lettering is hard to read but still a solid quick game. I should note that it was on sale for $7 which is also a great price.

A little complicated first time to play, but once through it you're good! Fun to play!

Our group loves the original Betrayal games so I thought this would be perfect. We didn’t love it. We might play it once in a great while, but it definitely won’t be played regularly. We decided that we’d never want to play the three person variant, which means you have to have exactly four or five players. That limits it already. We also had trouble with the art. The symbols were way too obscure. We couldn’t decide what was even supposed to be on a couple of them so you had to compare the symbols by passing the player card to check and see if that person was the correct person to use an item. Plus the symbols and words on the player cards were all printed in a metallic ink that created a glare and were hard to see. I included a picture so you can see what I mean. One of my visually challenged friends said she will never play it again. If they did a reprint with clearer symbols and got rid of the metallic print I do think we’d be more likely to pick it up again. It took a bit of learning to play, but seemed interesting and unique enough.

Un juego muy bueno y excelente!

Beautiful images and an intriguing game. I got the product on sale and I wasn't disappointed.