# Dracula's Feast

## General Info
- **Year Published**: 2017
- **BGG Rating**: 6.7
- **BGG Rank**: #6382
- **Players**: 4-8 (Best with: 6)
- **Duration**: 10-15 min
- **Weight**: 1.38 / 5
- **Designers**: Peter C. Hayward
- **Artists**: Tania Walker
- **Publishers**: (Web published), Blue Beard Entertainment, Jellybean Games
- **Categories**: Bluffing, Card Game, Deduction, Horror, Humor, Memory, Party Game
- **Mechanics**: Memory, Player Elimination, Role Playing, Variable Player Powers

## Verdict
Great for fans of quick parties with a touch of horror and dark humor.Fast and funRapid deductionLight horror vibe4-8 playersShort playtimeSimple mechanicsFOR GENRE FANS

## Description
Dracula, bored and hungry, decides to host a masquerade ball to gather the town’s folks — and of course, his vampire tricks. But not all guests are who they seem: werewolf, Dr. Jekyll, and even Van Helsing show up on the dance floor. The goal? Figure out who’s who before the night turns into a full-blown massacre. Each turn is a mix of quick deduction, bluffing, and memory: players must remember who’s already revealed and who’s still in play while trying to deceive others. When someone thinks they have the right info, they can accuse the group and reveal their role. But beware: each character has its own win condition — the vampire can eliminate everyone, the werewolf can feast, and Van Helsing can save the people but ruin the party. The game is designed for 4 to 8 players, lasts 10–15 minutes, and is super easy to learn: 5 minutes of rules and you’re good to go! It’s perfect for those who enjoy party nights, dark humor, and a bit of horror, but want something quick and fun. If you love social games that demand fast reasoning, bluffs, and a “trust no one” vibe, Dracula’s Feast will be your next table hit. It’s the perfect blend of humor, suspense, and high‑octane competition, with memory and elimination mechanics keeping tension high from start to finish.

## FAQ
### What is the playtime?
Between 10 and 15 minutes, with 5 minutes of learning.

### How many players can play?
Two to eight players, but the experience shines with 4 to 8.

### What is the game’s complexity?
Simple mechanics: memory, elimination, and bluffing. Great for beginners.

### What are the components?
A deck of character cards, accusation tokens, and a small board.

### Who is the target audience?
Fans of social games, dark humor, and quick deduction.

### Are there any expansions?
No, the current version already includes all character variants.

### What is the core mechanic?
Memory combined with deduction and bluffing, with player elimination.