The Bloody Inn
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Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Number of Players | multi |
Brand | Asmodee |
Theme | Game |
Material | Cardboard |
About this item
- Product Type :Games
- Package Dimensions :9.5" L X7.5" W X1.75" H
- Country Of Origin :China
- Package Weight :1.32Lbs
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Product information
Product Dimensions | 7.25 x 9.25 x 1.5 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.15 pounds |
ASIN | B018AA1ORY |
Item model number | BLIN01 |
Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
Best Sellers Rank | #355,683 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #3,257 in Dedicated Deck Card Games |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Release date | January 1, 2019 |
Manufacturer | Asmodee |
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1831 peyrebeille, France. Times are tough for the Common Man. It's all your family can do to make ends meet as lowly innkeepers. Together You hatch a plan, so diabolical it just might work. Preying upon the wealthy travelers who frequent your establishment you've been LED to commit robbery and even murder! However, the greed has caught up with you And now it's everyone For themselves. The Bloody Inn is a devilish Game that pits family members against each other in a battle to see who can walk away with the most francs. No crime is too sinister, no traveler is safe! Hey, an innkeeper has to do what an innkeeper has to do!
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Customers find the artwork very engaging and awesome. They also say the game is not too complicated and easy to learn. Customers say it plays well with 2 or more players and even works well solo. They appreciate the fast pacing and the small box.
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Customers find the artwork in the tabletop game very engaging, awesome, and fun. They also say it's a great intro game into hobby gaming and a filler game when you don't wish to. Customers also describe the game as deep, easy, and unique. They mention the game is accessible without being boring for advanced players.
"...The game is an amazing "easy to learn" game that works for family and friends who may be transitioning from run-of-the-mill retail store board games..." Read more
"...Overall, I'd say it's a good buy with moderate to high replayability, depending on who you game with." Read more
"...Very easy to learn, set up and play. The art is stunning. The theme is unique and there are not many games I can think of with such a theme...." Read more
"...We love how accessible this game is, without being boring for advanced players...." Read more
Customers find the tabletop game easy to learn, setup, and play. They also say the game is methodical with lots of strategy and risk. Customers also say it's fun, easy to pick up, and satisfying.
"...The game is relatively short, fast-paced, and again easy to learn...." Read more
"...cards that help you remember what you can and cannot do, it's not overly complicated and easy to setup...." Read more
"...Very easy to learn, set up and play. The art is stunning. The theme is unique and there are not many games I can think of with such a theme...." Read more
"...Its also nice that this game is really easy to setup and put away, and with a pretty small box, it doesn't take up a lot of space." Read more
Customers like the performance of the tabletop game. They say it works well with 2 or more players and has a solitaire game mode. They also say it's easy to teach and learn, and works well for family and friends.
"...The game is an amazing "easy to learn" game that works for family and friends who may be transitioning from run-of-the-mill retail store board games..." Read more
"...Works well solo too." Read more
"One of our favorite board games to own in a while. Plays well with 2, 3 or 4 players, theres even a solitaire game mode which I have not tried..." Read more
"...Small footprint and plays well with 2+ players. I find it good for a laugh because there's nothing in it to take seriously." Read more
Customers find the pacing of the tabletop game fast and unique. They also say it's a good change of pace and relatively short.
"...The game is relatively short, fast-paced, and again easy to learn...." Read more
"...The Bloody Inn is a good 'change of pace' game, as its play style is very unique...." Read more
"...multiple play throughs, and once you know how it works, each game flows VERY quickly." Read more
"...I suggest playing with the whole deck for a two player game. It moves very fast and it becomes a battle of greedy pigs." Read more
Customers like the size of the game. They say it doesn't take up a lot of space and that it doesn’t have many big pieces.
"...that this game is really easy to setup and put away, and with a pretty small box, it doesn't take up a lot of space." Read more
"...This is a quick set up, small footprint, easy to learn game that can be a challenge depending on how much thinkery you put into it...." Read more
"...Excellent mechanics with a lot going on in a hurry. Small footprint and plays well with 2+ players...." Read more
"...Taking it to Thailand with us because it really doesn't have many big pieces, just a bunch of cards." Read more
Customers find the game strategic and easy to explain how to play. They say there are lots of different ways to strategize and it forces you to think multiple turns ahead.
"...It also forces you to think multiple turns ahead, that way you don't get caught unprepared and can extort other players when they're in a bind..." Read more
"...There are lots of different ways to strategize, and so far (after 10+ games) we have not found any major game breaking flaws...." Read more
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Its essentially a card-based game that is loosely based on the events that occurred in France in the 19th century. The Red Inn known then in France as L'Auberge de Peyrebeille (The Inn of Peyerbeille) was "the site of a notorious French criminal scandal known as "the Red Inn affair". The owners of the inn, Pierre and Marie Martin, and their employee Jean Rochette were arrested in 1831 after a customer, Jean-Antoine Enjolras, was found dead by a nearby river, his skull smashed in. They were later charged with his murder. During the subsequent trial, numerous witnesses testified to other crimes committed by the accused, including up to fifty murders at the inn, and to aggravating circumstances of rape and cannibalism. There were rumors that the owners used to serve their intended victims meals containing cooked body parts of previous victims (Taken from the Wikipedia article)"
So in this game you play the role of the corrupt owners of the inn. You are each given color coded "keys" to represent which rooms you control. Your job is to amass wealth through rent, murder, and theft. Sounds very American doesn't it?
You can recruit amoral henchmen to join you in your less than savory machinations. They will work for you and stay with you as long as you can pay them; but the payments must be in cash as they won't accept checks! So make sure you launder enough money in your turn in order to pay your criminal organization or they leave at the end of the round!
In addition, when you kill someone you must build structures in order to hide the bodies or you can hide them under your equally morally bankrupt opponent's (The other players) structures. The downside with using your opponent's structures is that you must split any wealth gained from the unfortunate dead victim with them. To add to the intensity of the game this all must be done in order to avoid the scrutiny of the policemen who regularly visit the inn to stay. If there is an exposed body after a policeman stay there are repercussions for that player!
Also, you may want to rethink killing your guests overnight because then you can't collect rent for your rooms in the morning!
The game is relatively short, fast-paced, and again easy to learn. You'll find yourselves laughing at how some people will choose to kill the policemen rather than risk them finding bodies. The game really makes you feel like a bunch of incompetent criminals. Or you might end up holding your side with laughter as you flip over a card to its coffin side. The artwork is well done and at the same time amusing.
This game was so good that when I lost my original copy (as stated earlier) I literally bought another one for my collection. Pick this one up you won't regret it. Thank you for reading!
The Bloody Inn is a 4-player game where you and the other players are innkeepers and try to get as much money as you can, either by having guests stay the night in your assigned room or by murdering guests and disposing of the body. But you have to be careful, because police can visit the Bloody Inn and if you get caught with a corpse and no where to hide the body, you have to pay a steep price.
The Bloody Inn is a good 'change of pace' game, as its play style is very unique. There are turn cards that help you remember what you can and cannot do, it's not overly complicated and easy to setup. It also forces you to think multiple turns ahead, that way you don't get caught unprepared and can extort other players when they're in a bind (that's not technically in the rule book, but this game just begs for that).
Overall, I'd say it's a good buy with moderate to high replayability, depending on who you game with.
In The Bloody Inn, you and your opponents are a family of murderous thieves who are competing to steal the most money by taking it from your hotel guests...but you have a code of honor: you only steal from your victims when you bury them. To accomplish your goals, you'll need accomplices capable of killing, people willing to build annexes where you can bury the bodies, associates who are willing to help you bury the bodies, and a few people on your payroll to recruit more accomplices through bribery. Each turn, you can launder money, build an annex, bribe or kill guests, or bury bodies.
We love how accessible this game is, without being boring for advanced players. It can also be played solo, which is basically a "must" for me at this point. The art is also beautiful, so I highly recommend this game.
Its a bit difficult to teach others since the mechanics of this game are a bit uncommon, but once you get going its actually very simple; Everyone we have played with ended up enjoying it very much. There are lots of different ways to strategize, and so far (after 10+ games) we have not found any major game breaking flaws. Its also nice that this game is really easy to setup and put away, and with a pretty small box, it doesn't take up a lot of space.
Who would be the greediest among you?
In this game, you are a family if Innkeepers welcoming travelers in a small village in France 1831. The goal of the game is to whack as many guests so you can take their money! But beware of any unburied corpse because the Police will be there to investigate. The Solo variant works the same but it is a “beat your own score” type of game. A great game to have in your collection.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2022
Who would be the greediest among you?
In this game, you are a family if Innkeepers welcoming travelers in a small village in France 1831. The goal of the game is to whack as many guests so you can take their money! But beware of any unburied corpse because the Police will be there to investigate. The Solo variant works the same but it is a “beat your own score” type of game. A great game to have in your collection.
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Molto interessante il fatto che derivi da una storia vera. Le dinamiche sono molto semplici e c'è la possibilità di giocare in solitario (motivo per il quale l'ho comprato)!
Bei componenti, bei disegni, particolare e piacevole. So che ormai non si trova facilmente e questo spiega il prezzo sicuramente. Consigliatissimo!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 4, 2021
Ich habe es als Geschenk für einen Fan französischer Filme (in diesem Fall "L'auberge rouge") gekauft und es kam unglaublich gut an. Wem das eher makabere Setting und die moralisch fragwürdigen Handlungen taugen, der kann hier bedenkenfrei zugreifen
Überaus enttäuschend war jedoch der Umstand, daß - trotz der einwandfreien Versandverpackung - die Spieleschachtel anscheinend beim Verkäufer sehr schlecht behandelt wurde. Einen derart beschädigten Artikel als NEU zu verkaufen, ist dann doch eine Frechheit.
Reviewed in Germany on November 28, 2019
Ich habe es als Geschenk für einen Fan französischer Filme (in diesem Fall "L'auberge rouge") gekauft und es kam unglaublich gut an. Wem das eher makabere Setting und die moralisch fragwürdigen Handlungen taugen, der kann hier bedenkenfrei zugreifen
Überaus enttäuschend war jedoch der Umstand, daß - trotz der einwandfreien Versandverpackung - die Spieleschachtel anscheinend beim Verkäufer sehr schlecht behandelt wurde. Einen derart beschädigten Artikel als NEU zu verkaufen, ist dann doch eine Frechheit.