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Hoax
The best liar wins in Hoax, a fast-paced party game of secret identities designed by, Bill Eberle, Jack Kittredge, Ned Horn, and Peter Olotka. When an unscrupulous business magnate meets... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesReviews
mixed, 51% of all reviews are favorable
Playtime
10 minutes
Published
2016
Age
14+
Publisher
Fantasy Flight Games
Players
3 to 6 players
Designers
Bill Eberle, Ned Horn, Jack Kittredge, Edward Horn, Jr., and Peter Olotka
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Fantasy Flight Games, Galakta, Edge Entertainment, Heidelberger Spieleverlag, Asterion Press, Card Game, and Strategy Game
Description
The best liar wins in Hoax, a fast-paced party game of secret identities designed by, Bill Eberle, Jack Kittredge, Ned Horn, and Peter Olotka. When an unscrupulous business magnate meets an undignified end, a fierce competition for his estate begins. The inheritance is legally promised to whoever can prove that he is just as clever, deceitful, and ruthless as the deceased magnate. Therefore the greedy members of the magnate's inner circle engage in a heated struggle to lie, cheat, accuse, outwit, and manipulate their way to wealth.
Each player in Hoax takes on one of seven secret identities, from the resentful chef to the ambitious son-in-law, and attempts to make the other players believe that they are actually someone else. Each turn you can claim a privilege (whether or not it's actually yours to claim), investigate another player, or make an accusation. You can be eliminated by making false accusations or getting caught in a lie. Victory goes to the player who can outlast all the others, demonstrating that he is the most devious, scheming competitor in the game.
In order to sleeve your cards for this game, you would need 1 pack of FFGFFS03 - Standard American Board Game Size Sleeves.
Each player in Hoax takes on one of seven secret identities, from the resentful chef to the ambitious son-in-law, and attempts to make the other players believe that they are actually someone else. Each turn you can claim a privilege (whether or not it's actually yours to claim), investigate another player, or make an accusation. You can be eliminated by making false accusations or getting caught in a lie. Victory goes to the player who can outlast all the others, demonstrating that he is the most devious, scheming competitor in the game.
In order to sleeve your cards for this game, you would need 1 pack of FFGFFS03 - Standard American Board Game Size Sleeves.
Game's Categories
Theme
Publishers
Designers
- Peter Olotka
- Jack Kittredge
- Bill Eberle
- Ned Horn
- Edward Horn, Jr.
Editor
Artists
- Evan Simonet
- Brian Schomburg
- Andrew Christensen
- Deb Freytag
- Lucas Soriano
