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Quiet House

Quiet House

2024·Emanuele Briano

2 - 4 players
10 - 30 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

Wandering ghosts in search of refuge have discovered an abandoned mansion. Inside this old and cozy mansion, the ghosts were all content, but they had different ideas about the arrangement of five statues scattered throughout the grand hall. To place the statues to their liking, the ghosts began moving them around at random. Can they find a placement that satisfies everyone before daybreak? Quiet House is a co-operative game in which players take turns moving statues to create arrangements that meet the goals. At the start of the game, goal tiles are assigned, indicating how the statues should be placed for a victory. However, players have only partial information about these goals and cannot communicate with each other regarding them. Success in the game relies on careful observation of others' moves, making guesses about the goals they know, and collaborating effectively to achieve the correct arrangement promptly. -description from the publisher

Quiet House

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Trailer Quiet House - English version0:57

Trailer Quiet House - English version

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Game Review: Quiet House16:38

Game Review: Quiet House

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Which Quiet House video should I watch?

Quiet House has 3 videos from 3 creators: 2 reviews and 1 how-to-play guide. They date from September to December 2024.

To learn the rules, start with "Trailer Quiet House - English version" by Instaplay, which runs 1 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Game Review: Quiet House" by BoardGameGeek.

If you like it, try JumbleJack, My Murder Mystery: A Dead Monkey, My Murder Mystery: The Final Protocol and 80 Days, also by Emanuele Briano.

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Game Review: Quiet HouseReview16:38

Game Review: Quiet House

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Trailer Quiet House - English versionHow to play0:57

Trailer Quiet House - English version

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I could use a BIT more noise | Quiet House rules teach and review | One Stop Co-Op ShopReview7:39

I could use a BIT more noise | Quiet House rules teach and review | One Stop Co-Op Shop

One Stop Co-op Shop

One Stop Co-op Shop

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About Quiet House

From BoardGameGeek:

Wandering ghosts in search of refuge have discovered an abandoned mansion. Inside this old and cozy mansion, the ghosts were all content, but they had different ideas about the arrangement of five statues scattered throughout the grand hall. To place the statues to their liking, the ghosts began moving them around at random. Can they find a placement that satisfies everyone before daybreak? Quiet House is a co-operative game in which players take turns moving statues to create arrangements that meet the goals. At the start of the game, goal tiles are assigned, indicating how the statues should be placed for a victory. However, players have only partial information about these goals and cannot communicate with each other regarding them. Success in the game relies on careful observation of others' moves, making guesses about the goals they know, and collaborating effectively to achieve the correct arrangement promptly. -description from the publisher

Designer

Emanuele Briano

Artist

Marion Aupied

Publisher

Lavka Games

Categories

Horror

Mechanics

Communication LimitsCooperative GameHidden RolesGrid Movement
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