Add these spooky games to your game library and add chills and thrills to your next game night!

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It is 1898. London has returned to peace for eight years following Count Dracula’s thwarted plans, or so they thought…

In Fury of Dracula, one player is Count Dracula secretly traveling the European countries, turning humans into vampires with his gruesome bite, and laying deadly traps for those hunting him. The Count’s opponents are the Hunters who must find the bloodthirsty villain and destroy him before his undead thralls claim the night as their own.

This WizKids print of the classic hidden movement vampire hunt includes a new and improved rule book; larger, poker-sized cards; and fully painted figures for Dracula and each of the Hunters. This updated and improved version of this thematic classic is a perfect addition to any board gamer’s shelf!

“My group and I thoroughly enjoyed ourselves while playing. This should be an instant hit for you, and even more so if you prefer the Dracula theme. This one will be high on our shelf! A big thanks to WizKids for reviving this game from retirement so many others can experience it.” – MeepleGamers

The Hit Japanese Game of Supernatural Horror, now in English for the First Time! 

Hako Onna is a game of horror hide-and-seek, translated from the 4th edition of the popular Japanese game. One player plays the “Hako Onna” (the Woman in the Box), and the rest are “Visitors”, who are trying to escape from the mansion. As Visitors, you’ll try not to make noise as you search the shadowy rooms of the mansion for items to protect yourself, for information, and for a way to escape what you do not see, but know is there. But if you stumble upon the Hako Onna, you’re dead.

 “If you want that creepy horror thematic feel, this game comes with a big punch in a very small package. Cool game, great job WizKids!” – Josh McGuire, The McGuire Review

Summon the Great Old Ones by having them align their bodies over Arkham.

Players gather in teams of two: one is the cultist and the other a Great Old One. The cultist is assisting the Great Old One and attempting to summon them to our plane. To do this, the cultist instructs their deity, with great veneration, to place an appendage on top of an Arkham landmark to complete a specific pattern.

“(A’Writhe) is a ton of fun, and is sure to be a hit at any party. I was pleasantly surprised with the quality.”  –  Bell of Lost Souls

A dark void has opened and undead creatures are attempting to enter our world.

You have come together as guardians who must work together to force the undead back through the void. However, the longer it takes, the stronger the undead become, threatening to overwhelm all.

Players collect cards from the Void to form melds to cast unique spells and effects in an effort to complete the ritual of Banishing, which will hurl the undead back through the Void. Players must work together to create those melds, as well as to protect and heal each other from attacks by the undead in order to succeed.

“WizKids again has another great entry in their small box line of games. This one is clever, thoughtful, and challenging. It’s a fantastic co-op abstract (a genre combination you don’t see too often), and I would recommend it for any fan of either genre.” – Gaming With Swag

It’s not enough to fight the external enemies, you also have to fight the enemies within!

Doppelgänger is an adventuring party card game that has a traitor mechanic. One or more of the players are Doppelgängers trying to stop the party from finding three Artifacts of Light.

In Doppelgänger, a party leader invites certain adventurers to join them on a quest. Each adventurer then throws item cards into the mix to help the quest succeed (or fail), as well as choose dice used in the impending battles. Will they throw in an important weapon or a horrendous poison potion? Will they put in beneficial or detrimental dice? Add Doppelgänger to your collection to find out!

“Doppelganger is a really great game! While it is easy to learn, it also boasts a fantastic amount of strategy for both the Doppelgangers and the Loyal Adventurers. I thoroughly enjoyed Doppelganger and it comes highly recommended from me.” – Nerds on Earth

Enter a brand new world of witches and demons.

Players are coven members who are blood bound: what one witch does affects another member of the coven. Black magic begets corruption, which is given to other members.

Conversely, White magic can heal your own corruption. But both types of magic are used to bind and banish the demons, imps, fey, possessed animals, and warlocks entering our world.

Each witch starts with spells that they know, but throughout the game can gain corruption to learn new spells, and get familiars and artifacts. But how they choose to use these new cards each Hour – whether as Black and/or White magic, will determine the successful completion of the Scene (mission).

A cooperative card game where each Scene (mission) determines the goal of the game. If the Scenes are played in order they form a story arc. However, you can play any Scene in any order.

“The game is very polished. The art and components are top notch. The game adds great mechanics to a co-op game. If you like campaign style games, deck builders, co-op games, or management type games, this game I would recommend to you.” – EverythingBoardGames.com