SAVANA Traitors Aboard - Award Winning Secret Identity Party Game - Fun, Strategy and Betrayal | Easy to Learn, 15-Minute Round | Popular Games for 3-8 Players | Family Card Game - Ages 10+

Good game to pass some time

This is a really fun game to play, a little bit of a learning curve but then quite good when you get going. The set is well packed and small enough for travel.

Great game , like the traitor series

Fantastic family game. A “Traitors” style game but with pirates

Not clear instructions

If your a fan of the traitors this is a great game with the same aspect, I find this game is a lot more fun with small or large groups as it has the hidden element of you don't know what cards have been put down till the end. It's a great game for families I'd highly recommend

Enjoyed by all who played it - can become a bit repetitive if you overplay.

Great Family Fun

I love imposter games like this (town of salem, among-us, mafia/werewolf, etc.) so I was hoping to love this. I still like it, but I feel like it is a bit half-baked. The pirate theme is done well and the art is great, but the actual gameplay of finding the mutineer is lacking. The real only way to figure out who is a mutineer is by using action cards, but the action card variety is so scarce and sometimes it is hard to figure out what to do with information you have just been given from using the action cards. I have played this game with about 30 different people, and while everyone has enjoyed it and wanted to play again, about half to two-thirds of the people didn't really know what they needed to do to find the mutineer or how the mutineer was supposed to lie if they somehow were under susupicion. Again, enjoyable, but needs work since it does not deliver on the "bluffing" promise as much as I'd hoped.

Muy divertido. Entre más personas es mucho mejor. Yo jugaría con mínimo cuatro, ya que si no, el juego es demasiado rápido y no hay tensión.

By introducing the ability to end the game at any time, it adds a fresh approach to social deduction that enables the 'pirates' team to make more choices. The groups I played it with have enjoyed it but I do have to point out that it is a bit difficult to explain due to the different action cards.

Traitors Aboard is a fun game to play with Teens and Adults. Easy to learn and does not take too long to play. We really enjoyed it!

If you have experience with Mafia, Werewolf, One Night Ultimate, The Resistance, Avalon, or Feed the Kraken, you're probably already familiar with hidden role games. Traitors Aboard is worthy of a place on your shelf, even if you already have those other games and for one very good reason. 1) Nobody has to close their eyes. Most hidden role games, the other team gets a chance to look across the table and make eye contact. But not in this game, and it helps make the game a breeze to get underway. You are either a pirate or a mutineer. The pirate's want to get enough gold in their chest or cast off all the mutineers. The mutineers want to stop the pirates from having enough gold or cast off enough of the pirates. Gameplay is pretty straightforward. You have a hand of three cards. Cards either go into the chest (as gold cards that add to the value of chest or filler cards that either add zero or lower the value), or cards are action cards that are played outside the chest. These actions help provide insight into who put what into the chest or declaring your suspicions about someone. There is player elimination in this game, so it's possibly someone could get knocked out early and then have to sit around. But the game is pretty fast and it usually goes down hill once people start getting cast off. The box is a great size, small and could fit in a picket or a backpack/purse for light travel. It's strictly just a card game, and you can even throw them in a plastic bag or card carrying case. I've certainly gotten my money's worth. I've played this with as young as 8 and they did well, but needed help with reading. If you don't mind helping a young reader (or if your kids are capable readers already), there's nothing too advanced in this game. Great for a family game night. I brought it to a family gathering and we played it four times in a row!