GoliathGames Presents: The Traitors - Official Board Game | Based on the Hit BBC Show | Can the Faithfuls Catch the Traitor? | For 4-6 Players | Ages 12+

This game is such good fun. We already own the card game and wanted to try this one too. So much better than the card game. There are fun tasks to do which are quite a good laugh and it’s more like the real thing in this way. We have a child with learning difficulties who found it very easy to understand and play. You definitely would not regret buying this. A must have for any family game day/night.

The game is actually super simple but seems complicated at first. If you don't get it then it means you're simply not the brightest person out there. We got the handle of it easily without watching the show previously. You just need a little patience but it is worth the effort ! Now for the actual review and why it's not a 5 star from me personally ...Upsides : Absolutely amazing. The idea itself and how it is structured from end to end is well thought and indeed brings a lot of fun to the table. The idea of the ultimate winner and how that is designed is unique and brings a lot of thrill not just during the game, but at the end as well. Super fun experience 100 % would recommend to purchase this game ONLY IF you have a group of 4-5 but preferably 6 people.Downside #1 : The main problem is that there are only 6 adventure packs. Once you play all 6, you won't be able to really play the game anymore, as you already know how they should be completed. Hopefully they will add new adventure packs that you can purchase in separate bundles, to further increase options for playing the game again. It is an absolute MUST otherwise the game is an experience that once done you won't be able to play it again.Downside #2 : The blindfolds aren't really working as intended. They are stiff and don't wrap around the nose, therefore leaving space for people to keep their eyes open and see when looking down. Obviously you'd have to rely on people's trust and hope nobody is cheating, but in a game where the blindfold rounds are really important, not having good enough blindfolds is an issue.

Firstly I'd say that this game needs someone to act as "Claudia"......that in itself is a fun role to play and like the TV show, this is very entertaining. The instructions are a little on the complex side and you need to read them through a few times carefully to make sure you get each phase of each round right but don't let that put you off as this game will make you laugh a lot.....the more players the better and be prepared to run around your house screaming like a bunch of crazy people.The only slightly disappointing element is once you've played this game 6 times, you'll not be able to play again as you'll know what's going on as you progress through the rounds.....hopefully they will release new mission cards to add to it at a later date.

Absolutely brilliant game for all the family. Every game is different and it is great for team building. One criticism would be make it bigger and allow as many players as required at present it is for 6 players would be better up to 10

Have packed it up and taking it to a Charity Shop. Far far too complicated - and that was the quick game.Kids all gave up and so did the adults.

If you enjoy the show you'll love this game. Great fun especially after a dinner party, easy to learn with enclosed instructions, good value for money. Would recommend

We gave this game as a Christmas present to our 12 year old grandson as he is a fan of the Traitors show.He played the game with his parents and siblings and they all thoroughly enjoyed it. HOWEVER that enjoyment was significantly reduced once they realised the game can only be played SIX times. After the six adventure / mission packs have been played once any future attempt to play it is not possible as the players know the key item that identifies the Traitor. Unsurprisingly this fact is, as far as I can see, not mentioned on the packaging.Come on Goliath / BBC this is not good enough - we now have a grandson who wants to play the game again but each time knows it is one closer to the last time he can play it.

Fun game for a fan of the show. Maybe slightly complicated to work out.