Party Card Game Ravensburger Full Moon Werewolves — social deduction game, 8+ players, family party

Ravensburger Full Moon Werewolves is a social deduction party card game designed for group play and role‑playing interactions. Players receive secret roles such as villagers and werewolves and alternate between night and day phases to gather information, accuse others and expose the impostors. The game supports large groups and is intended to encourage communication, bluffing and teamwork during family parties and game nights.

Advantages

This card game accommodates larger player counts and keeps everyone involved through short rounds and rotating turns. The combination of hidden roles and structured night/day phases creates dynamic social interaction, varied outcomes and replayability. Components are compact and portable, making the set simple to take to gatherings or vacations. Rules are straightforward to learn, allowing new players to join quickly while still offering depth for experienced groups.

Suitable for

• Family gatherings and multi‑generation parties
• Friend groups and social evenings
• Icebreaker sessions at events or team meetups
• Large game nights where 8 or more players participate

Key specifications

• Game type: social deduction and role play
• Recommended number of players: designed for large groups (typically eight or more)
• Age recommendation: suitable for players aged 8 and up
• Play time: short rounds suitable for party settings (varies by group)
• Format: card-based gameplay with night/day phase structure

How to use

Distribute role cards to players face down so that each person knows only their own role. Follow the rule sequence of night and day phases: during night phases certain roles act in secret, while during day phases all players discuss, trade information and vote to eliminate suspects. Continue alternating phases until either the villagers complete their objective or the werewolves achieve theirs. The included rule sheet outlines role actions and decision procedures to guide play.

Usage recommendations

Play in a quiet space with good seating so players can hear one another and observe nonverbal cues. For larger groups, appoint a moderator to manage phases and timing. Adjust the number of special roles to balance difficulty and keep rounds engaging for repeat sessions.