The Grimm Masquerade

Druid City Games, Cranio Creations, Game Harbor · Board game · 2019
2–5 · best 4 20–40 min Weight 1.7/5
7.8 rating Ludopedia
6.9 rating BGG
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7.8 rating Ludopedia
6.9 rating BGG
Our Verdict

Fans of deduction and bluffing will love The Grimm Masquerade for its mix of strategy and intrigue.

Highlights
  • Engaging deduction mechanics
  • Constant player interaction
  • Captivating fantasy theme
  • Quick and dynamic gameplay
Keep in mind
  • May be complex for beginners
  • Heavily relies on bluffing
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About the game
In 'The Grimm Masquerade', you are invited to a masquerade ball at the Beast's castle, where you are magically transformed into a character from the Grimm Forest. The goal is to collect three artifacts in your favor or be the last player standing. Each player receives two artifacts, keeps one for themselves, and gives the other to any player, revealing valuable information about both. If you receive two artifacts of your bane, you are exposed and become a ghost, but you can still influence the game and win if you guess the winner correctly. The Beast loves watching players unmask each other and use their special abilities to win. With mechanics of deduction, hidden roles, and set collection, 'The Grimm Masquerade' is a game full of intrigue and strategy that keeps everyone engaged until the end.
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Authors: Charles Perrault Authors: The Brothers Grimm Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Beauty and the Beast Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Cinderella Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Hansel and Gretel Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Little Red Riding Hood Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Rumpelstiltskin Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Sleeping Beauty Folk Tales & Fairy Tales: Snow White Game: The Grimm Forest
Publisher Druid City Games, Cranio Creations, Game Harbor, Hobby World, Kaissa Chess & Games, Last Level, Lucky Duck Games, MINDOK, Mirakulus, Skybound Tabletop
Designer Ben Eisner, James Hudson, Tim Eisner
Artist David Forest, Lina Cossette
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can play?
From 2 to 5 players.
What is the average playtime?
Between 20 and 40 minutes.
Is it hard to learn?
The game has a moderate learning curve, but the rules are well explained.
What are the game components?
Character cards, artifact cards, and victory tokens.
Who is it recommended for?
For fans of deduction, bluffing, and fantasy-themed games.