Blood Bound

Arclight Games, Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games · Board game · 2013
6–12 · best 8 30 min Weight 1.6/5
7.9 rating Ludopedia
6.6 rating BGG
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7.9 rating Ludopedia
6.6 rating BGG
Our Verdict

If you love party games with deduction and betrayal, Blood Bound is a blast. Vampiric chaos in 30 minutes!

Highlights
  • Fast and frantic
  • Great for large groups
  • Fun unique abilities
  • Lots of social interaction
Keep in mind
  • Too chaotic for some
  • Odd player count unbalances
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About the game
Blood Bound is a social deduction game where you and your friends become vampires from two rival clans: the savage Clan of the Beast and the elegant Clan of the Rose. Each player gets a secret identity and unique abilities, and the goal is to figure out who the enemy team's Elder is to capture them. But beware: if you target the wrong vampire, your team loses instantly! The game is pure tension and bluffing, with attacks, negotiations, and special abilities that slowly reveal information. In 30 minutes, you'll laugh, scream, and doubt everyone at the table—perfect for large groups who love controlled chaos. Pro tip: trust no one, especially your best friend.
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Creatures: Vampires Game: Werewolf / Mafia
Publisher Arclight Games, Edge Entertainment, Fantasy Flight Games, Giochi Uniti, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Siam Board Games, Swan Panasia Co., Ltd.
Designer Kalle Krenzer
Artist Marina Fahrenbach
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the ideal player count?
6 to 12, but it works best with 8 or more. With an odd number, one player becomes human and the game gets slightly unbalanced.
Is it hard to learn?
Not at all! The rules are simple, and everyone gets the hang of it in 10 minutes. The real challenge is figuring out who's bluffing.
Does it need a moderator?
Nope! Everyone plays together without a narrator. Just make sure someone knows the rules well to explain them.
Is there language dependency?
The game has minimal text and it's easy to memorize, so even the English version won't be a problem.
Is it good for Werewolf fans?
Yes! It's like Werewolf on steroids: faster, more chaotic, and with special abilities. If you love social deduction, you'll adore this.