Game of Blame

A simple game of quick fun that encourages the strategic use of back-stabbing and the self-indulgence of petty revenge as you to try end up with the right cards, while every other player gets burdened with them. Possibly a little deeper than first appears, but always quick-moving.I don't own any other game of this type and at the price, hard to justify not forking out.Edit: I've just noticed that the price is now ten quid, while I paid under five quid for it. Still a good game though.

This is a brilliant game that takes just a couple of minutes to learn but a lot more to master (the perfect kind of game in my book)! The first time you play it you may think there's not much to it until near the end when you start to raise the potential in the various options open to you... And the challenges presented by the options not open to you. This is one to make you think. Plus, beautiful cards with excellently amusing incidental text on each one - gems of creativity to discover every time you play. Makes a great little gift, but make sure to buy one to keep, as well!

Can't comment on the game itself as it was bought as a gift.

Played this over the Xmas period with friends. Takes a few of games to realise its depth... mainly because people start off playing nice.. then you blame them and they wait to extract revenge! Definitely prefer playing with the advanced rules that give extra powers to each role.Quick to learn and get going, easy to play and overall, we had a lot of fun.

This is a game that you can make as complicated or tactical as you want. Therefore ideal for most ages or playing with different levels of experience. The size of the cards means it's great when traveling or out and about (we often take it to the pub). Lovely art work too.

It takes a round or three to figure out the game, but then it's quite fun. Keep in mind this really is just a deck of (custom) cards and the instructions. That being said, it makes the game easily portable and you can carry it anywhere.

Great fun, quick play, didn't expect the pack to be the size of a standard deck of cards though.

Good game