Facade Dark Cites Series Board Game of Strategy, Deceit, and Luck - Card Game for Teens Adults and Family - Salem 1692
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- The Hunt Is On: In Salem 1692, the witch hunt is heating up. Who is friend and who is foe? Where are the witches hiding? This card game is a unique strategic and social deduction game.
- Flying Accusations: Accuse your friends of witchcraft using cards, strategy, deceit, and a bit of luck. Take this game to any party, family activity, or game night group and see what fun you have.
- Dark Magic: This original game is for 4-12 players and lasts 20-40 minutes. Players must be 14 years old or older, so tweens, teens, and adults can gather around for interesting intrigue and facade.
- Shes A Witch: This high quality game comes in a magnetically-closing faux book box with a simple design. Play as one of 15 villagers from the old Salem town with character illustrations and bios.
- Contnents: 1 magnetic faux book box, 128 cards, 1 wooden gavel token, 1 thirty-second black sand hourglass, 1 rulebook (includes biographies). For ages 14 and up.
Age Range Description: 14+
Brand Name: Facade Games
Included Components: Game
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Sub Brand: Salem Witch Trials
Item Type Name: Salem 1692
Model Name: Salem 1692
Set Name: Salem 1692
Global Trade Identification Number: 73
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 168.0
Model Number: FCDSAL2002
Manufacturer Part Number: FCDSAL2002
Manufacturer: Façade Games
Package Quantity: 1
Item Weight: 390 Grams
Size: 12cm x 4cm x 21cm
Item Dimensions: 1.57 x 4.72 x 8.27 inches
Number of Players: 4 to 12 players
Other Special Features of the Product: Portable
Number of Items: 1
Language: English, English
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Estimated Playing Time: 30 Minutes
Is Assembly Required: No
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Educational Objective: Develop critical thinking, strategic planning, and social deduction skills
Operation Mode: manual
Power Source: Manual
Theme: History
Color: Brown
Subject Character: Witch,Witchcraft
Product Style: Salem 1692
Grenre: Board Game
Material Type: Cardboard
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Style: Salem 1692
Great game! This is one of our go to games during game night. For first time players, it is easy to learn.
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026 by Therese
Style: Deluxe Salem 1692
A great game to play, even with family. Since I tried it, it's become one of my favorites, and the book-like box design is fantastic. Rounds usually last 20 to 40 minutes. The special edition with the coins and pieces is very high quality. Highly recommended. I've even already ordered another game from the creator.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026 by Matthew
Style: Salem 1692
The rules (like all rules) might sounds a little bit confusing at first, but my friends and I just dove into this game headfirst, reading as we went along and it was great. My group of fellow players really like social deduction games in which one player is on the 'secret' team. The only issue with those games is that everyone really eventually wants to BE that special role ... well in this game if you are the Witch character (the special role) there is a mechanic that allows for you to make other players into Witches like you and bring them onto your team. So as the Witch you can play it risky and try to use this 'recruiting' mechanic -- but knowing this mechanic exists also cultivates a sense of paranoia (the fun kind) in all the other players. My friends and I played this maybe 6 times in a row and it got better and better as we started to get a better handle on the mechanics and how to leverage them. And also, this is just with four players, which traditionally is nowhere near enough for a game of 'traditional' werewolf (7+ is best) to work. The final game I ended up losing ... as the remaining 3 players had all become witches. I was the lone holdout in an entire 'town' that had converted to witchcraft, very exciting conclusion. I recommend this game highly, it's got a simple, yet exciting mechanic. I bought this to bring on camping trip later in the year and plan on seeing how well it scales up to more people. The pieces feel high quality and we love the ancient text 'book' that holds the game materials. Very well done.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2020 by C J Calo III
Style: Salem 1692
Good game and it is fun.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2026 by Yang
Style: Salem 1692
I’ve owned this game for awhile and I finally played it. It’s a social deduction game similar to Mafia and plays well with larger groups. The directions are okay. I suggest looking up gameplay on YouTube. You need a moderator to run the game, but if everyone is playing, I suggest using the direction manual. There is also an APP to help moderate a game, but eventually you should be able to pick up the moderating on your own after a few plays. I love the creativity with the box it comes in. It really fits well in a bookshelf. This game is actually part of a collection of three games. The other games are Deadwood and Tortuga and both are stored in a “book”. My only con about this game is the back of some the cards because the colors are very similar and gathering the cards to shuffle can be a little tedious. I really love some of the mechanics of this game like throwing accusation cards at each other and trying to birth new witches with the Conspiracy card.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020 by Mikey V.
Style: Salem 1692
If you're looking for a card game that brings a thrilling blend of strategy, deception, and good old-fashioned fun to your family game night, look no further than Salem 1692. This game truly shines as an engaging experience for players of all ages, offering a fantastic opportunity for some lighthearted sleuthing and accusation. What makes Salem 1692 so captivating is its immersive theme, drawing you right into the tense atmosphere of the infamous witch trials. The roles are dynamic, and the gameplay keeps everyone on their toes, constantly guessing who's innocent and who's secretly plotting mischief. It’s a game that encourages lively discussion, pointed fingers, and plenty of "Aha!" moments when a hidden identity is finally revealed. My family and I have had some truly memorable, laughter-filled evenings playing this one – it genuinely hits the mark as a "fun game for the whole family." However, I do have one notable piece of feedback: the directions can be a little confusing and hard to understand at first. While the core concept of the game is straightforward, some of the nuances and specific rules might require a few re-reads and perhaps a quick online search for clarification during your initial playthroughs. It's not a deal-breaker by any means, but be prepared to dedicate a bit of time to understanding the rulebook before jumping in, especially with younger players. A clear, concise tutorial video online might be a good companion for your first session. Despite this minor hurdle, the payoff is absolutely worth it. Once you've got the rules down, Salem 1692 becomes an incredibly rewarding experience. It's a game that fosters strategic thinking, encourages playful deception, and provides endless entertainment. If your family enjoys games with a strong theme, social deduction, and a touch of mystery, then Salem 1692 is a highly recommended addition to your collection. Just be patient with the initial learning curve, and you'll be well on your way to hours of witch-hunting (or defending) fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2025 by Elisha
Style: Salem 1692
Best role play Game ever
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026 by Saddam Navarro
Style: Salem 1692
This game is similar to things like Avalon (Resistance), deception, werewolf etc. We love playing social deduction games. The more players the better. I recommend 6 or more. It's not as good as Avalon but about on par with deception although game play is very different than both. I would say the dialogue amongst players is somewhere between Avalon (loud, raucous, and sometimes yelling) and Deception (more calm, thinky, rationalization, analysis). Draw backs can include being killed early and then you're out of the game so you could be sitting by watching for 20-30 mins. There are ways to mitigate this in the rules though. And it can be quite fun to watch people play from the sidelines when you know if they are a witch or not. There is quite a bit of luck involved with cards drawn, your tryal cards flipped over by other players (basically how many lives you have), and witches killing players in the night. Overall it's a fun game and both groups I've played with (about 8 plays total) wanted to play again then again. If you enjoy social deduction games, then you will like this game. By the end of the game, you will be asking/accusing everyone "Are you a witch?!" or "You're a witch!!". Hats off to the creators of these games.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2021 by Dave B