Cheatwell Games Cadaver | The Light-Hearted Game Of Raising The Dead | The Perfect Game For Dark Spooky Nights, Black, White and Purple

What a cunningly conceived pack of cards this is. It's easy to learn and was enjoyed by our grandchildren (10 and 12) as much as by the adults. You are cast as necromancers seeking to raises as many corpses as possible. Ghoul, accomplice and other cards add a good deal of variety to the gaming. Its the trading dialogue that made me laugh out loud as you seek to swop potions or similar for brains. I found myself saying, 'I'm sorry, I don't have a brain to trade'. You get the drift. Its very funny as well as a workable game.

This was a sub £10 purchase. Excellent small card game with fun art and a good sense of humour. I think it's great value and we both enjoyed playing in October during Spooktober. It's an easy game to understand and play. Set collection. Recommended for spooky game nights

An easy pick-up game and you can relish the graphics. Worth considering finding all the packs (some seem no longer available possibly due to the transfer of company ownership so had to track down via online sources) for the creativity of the images alone.

Easy to play and worth the money. A smart and clever pocket game about raising the dead! Very original.

We have played this game as 2 adults and a 9 year old. We found the rules quite easy to pick up and play began quickly.Pros;+aesthetically pleasing+easy to pick up+game length can vary but can be played in one sitting+brings out competitive nature for fun+feels very different to other gamesCons;I’m struggling to think of any cons - we really enjoy this game!

Caused absolute chaos and mass hysteria in this house. Trying to build a cadavee while nicking resources and other cadavers quickly became a brawl . Not seen many on the market and but for halloween this was easy and hoot to play

The box is small, which is great for storage and the insert in the box is brilliant. It's a grave and you can actually use it for your draw pile.The game, despite being advertised for 2 to 4 players has also official solo rules available on BoardGameGeek and it plays great solo. The cards are nice quality too, not cheap cardstock. It is a great gem of a filler game at a super friendly price.

We’re a big gaming family and we bought this to play over Christmas. Two adults and two kids (aged 7 and 10) have successfully played this multiple times. It took us a little while to get our heads around the rules but once we did, the game is actually pretty simple. It’s really fun!