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Hello, I hope you are doing well.
Amazon.com [amazon.com] has
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong board game on sale for
$27.99.
Shipping is free.
Alternatively,
Walmart.com [walmart.com] also has
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong board game on sale for
$27.99.
Store pickup is free, or receive free shipping with a $35+ order.
Product Ratings
Product Description- Deception: Murder in Hong Kong is a game of deduction and deception for 4-12 players that plays in about 20 minutes.
- Players take on the roles of investigators attempting to solve a murder case – but there's a twist. The killer is one of the investigators! Each player's role and team are randomly assigned at the start of play and include the unique roles of Forensic Scientist, Witness, Investigator, Murderer, and Accomplice. While the Investigators attempt to deduce the truth, the murderer's team must deceive and mislead. This is a battle of wits!
Price Research- The cheapest alternative to Amazon that has this game in stock is NobleKnight.com [nobleknight.com], which has this board game for $34.95 plus $9.95 shipping.
- FunAgain.com [funagain.com] has this game as "temporarily out of stock" for $31.99 plus $9 shipping.
- A few online retailers have it listed at $31.99 plus ~$10 shipping fees, but they are out of stock. Per my tracking, the last few times the game returned to stock, the prices increased to $34.99 or more, plus shipping.
Enjoy!
Tofu Vic
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Very entertaining with any size group (but larger ones are better.)
Very entertaining with any size group (but larger ones are better.)
This is the board game that seems to hit every single check mark for me in terms of what I like about board games:
- easy to learn (very low complexity rating)
- fast-paced (no down times)
- short games (20 minutes)
- many can play (4 to 12 players)
- replayability
- thematic, with storytelling
I have been eyeing this game for several months and this is the lowest price I have found. I would have purchased it, but a friend just told me he has a copy of it, so I'm going to try it out soon before purchasing.Tofu Vic
This is about the same price as most OLGSs, but they usually charge shipping unless you are placing a bigger order. Also, they all seem to be out of stock.
I've had this game been a huge success usually. It flopped with my one group for some reason, even though they love Avalon, BSG, Secret Hitler, etc.
Note: OLGS = Online Local Game Stores, as in local game stores that have an online presence.
Tofu Vic
This is about the same price as most OLGSs, but they usually charge shipping unless you are placing a bigger order. Also, they all seem to be out of stock.
I've had this game been a huge success usually. It flopped with my one group for some reason, even though they love Avalon, BSG, Secret Hitler, etc.
You're probably right about the 6 people though, that has been our starting point when playing it, but the game becomes a good deal more challenging as you add more people.
You're probably right about the 6 people though, that has been our starting point when playing it, but the game becomes a good deal more challenging as you add more people.
Tofu Vic
If you're on the fence Sam and Zee from Dice Tower both rated it their #1 Hidden Role/Social Deduction game in a top 10 list from not to long ago and this is a good price!
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The quality of components is also very good. It scales well too.
If you're on the fence Sam and Zee from Dice Tower both rated it their #1 Hidden Role/Social Deduction game in a top 10 list from not to long ago and this is a good price!
The quality of components is also very good. It scales well too.
Tofu Vic
Tofu Vic
Even though it seems that you prefer short and simple, do you also like in-depth and/or longer games?
Tofu Vic
This is more than you asked for, but the following is a listing of my board and social game rankings, with Tier One being my favorites and Tier Five being my least favorites; the games in each tier are listed alphabetically.
First Tier
- Guillotine
- Jackbox Games: Drawful 2
- King of Tokyo
- Lords of Waterdeep: A Dungeons & Dragons Board Game
- Mafia
- Salad Bowl
- Ticket to Ride
Second Tier- Acquire
- Charades
- Codenames
- Cranium
- Dead of Winter
- Deluxe Pit
- Dominion
- Epic Spell Wars of The Battle Wizards: Duel at Mt. Skullzfyre
- For Sale
- Ingenious
- Jackbox Games: Drawful
- Jackbox Games: Trivia Murder Party
- Ricochet Robots
- Saboteur
- Sheriff of Nottingham
- Sushi Go Party!
- Taboo
- The Resistance
- The Resistance: Avalon
Third Tier- Betrayal at House on the Hill
- Coup
- Jackbox Games: Guesspionage
- Munchkin
- Scattergories
- Set
- Shadow Hunters
- Small World
- Sushi Go!
- Wits & Wagers
- Zombicide
Fourth Tier- Carcassonne
- Catan: Cities & Knights
- Exploding Kittens
- Jackbox Games: Quiplash 2
- Star Fluxx
Fifth Tier- A Game of Thrones: The Board Game
- Bang!
- Cards Against Humanity
- Jackbox Games: Earwax
- Last Night on Earth: The Zombie Game
- Settlers of Catan
Tofu Vic