Everything we make
Our Games
Every game we have published, from the five Dark Cities books of social deduction to the small loud boxes built for a crowded table.
Roma
XLIOutlast every Roman in the room.
1–9 players · 20–40 minutes
Salem
1692Find the witches before you become one.
2–12 players · 20–40 minutes
Tortuga
1667Plunder together. Sail home alone.
2–9 players · 20–40 minutes
Deadwood
1876Rob the town together. Ride out alone.
2–9 players · 20–40 minutes
Bristol
1350One cart out of the city. Someone on it is already sick.
1–9 players · 20–40 minutes
Hollywood
1947Make the picture. Bury the message inside it.
1–9 players · 20–40 minutes
Trophies
Be first to shout a word that matches the letter at the front of the deck with the topic at the back. Win the most trophies to win!
2–30 players · 5–15 minutes
Parkade
Convince the parking guard that your vehicle's words associate with the parking spot words. Park all your vehicles before the other drivers!
3–13 players · 5–15 minutes
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Where to find them
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Reviews from around the internet
What people say
“It's refreshing to see a game stand out not with the use of flashy mechanics or weird gimmicks, but with a little bit of grounding in history instead.”
Dan Arndt
The FandomentalsOct 2018
“Salem 1692 has simple roles, few rules, and just enough evidence to go on that your accusations are not completely wild-eyed and baseless.”
Josh Simons
The Cardboard HeraldSep 2018
“It is clever, and my groups have enjoyed our plays. This feels like The Crucible in board game form.”
Chris Wray
The Opinionated GamersMar 2017
“Salem 1692 is a bluffing, hidden traitor board game that was designed to rile people up while having fun. And it does so very well.”
Jan 2022
“My captain betrayed me. It was a wild journey, full of cannons and mutiny.”
Oct 2018
“Tortuga 1667 adds so much more gameplay and variety that I'm not sure it will get stale for a long time.”
Ric White
One Board FamilyApr 2019
“The initial reaction to Tortuga 1667 is that it is gorgeous. Even down to the fake book that it's stored in and the roll out map you play on.”
Nov 2017
“Who doesn't dream of being the Captain of the Flying Dutchman or Jolly Roger? More, who doesn't dream of leading a mutiny and marooning a captain on a deserted island? We always have fun with this game, and it's a great one to add a little more depth and complexity if you're a fan of social deduction games. You can play with all ages, something we appreciate with all the kids in our lives, but it isn't so tame or childish that it doesn't appeal to the big kids.”
Ryan
HexagamersSep 2017
“I can safely say I've found that excellent medium between "party game" and "strategic competition" in Façade Games' latest product.”
Brook H.
Pop Culture UncoveredNov 2018
“The entire set is in a box designed to look like a notebook from the 1800s. Wooden dice and pieces accent the game as well, making for a beautifully historic card game.”
“Mechanically slight but brilliantly tuned, it offers a refined twist on the social deduction genre that is a perfect hair-shirt fit for its theme.”
Andi Lennon
There Will Be GamesMar 2021
“Overall, I found Bristol 1350 very playable and it has seen its turn at our table many times since we first played it, making it GeekDad Approved and worthy of a place on your bookshelf and game table!”
Aaron Spurlock
GeekDadMar 2022
“More than 30,000 copies of the game have been sold since its release in March 2021.”
Oct 2021
“In my opinion, everyone needs a game like Trophies.”
Kelsey Demers
The Tabletop FamilyJan 2020
“Trophies takes only 5 to 15 minutes to complete and you can play with up to 30 people. Rodney Smith, the host of the YouTube channel "Watch It Played," told TODAY it's one of his favorites. "It’s ridiculously simple, which is also its charm," Smith told us.”
Megan Foster
TODAYJun 2020
“It's a beautiful looking game that is simple enough to pick up quickly, and strategic enough to take it beyond pure social deduction. It's a really fantastic game, that I can't wait to play again.”
Emma Garrett
Tabletop GamingOct 2024
“Hollywood 1947 is a wonderful social deduction party game that plays 1 to 9 players in about 45 minutes.”
Emma Hunt
Zatu GamesMar 2024
“Every Halloween week I ask my classes if they want to do work or play this game. Of course we play it. THEN we end up playing it the entire week because they just love it so much. I've played it with middle schoolers and high schoolers and it is an absolute blast!”
Jennifer Turner
via Instagram
2025
“We have laughed until we cried at reunions and family game nights playing salem. we have created enemies and strengthened friendships.... Salem is our #1 party game. We love you”
Jessica Brinkerhoff
via Email
2023
“We've played at least 350 games of Salem on our lunch hour since 6/2019. In 10/2019, we bought a 2nd game because the first was so used up. … We recently had to freeze and scrape the cards clean cuz they were so overused and dirty.”
@rachelwreks
via Instagram
2020
“One of our pickiest gamers said: "I want to play this immediately again" and he has never said that about anything. … The artwork is beautiful, the box is beautiful and most importantly the game itself is beautiful.”
Matthew Graziano-Humphrey
via Kickstarter
2018
“We just played this game for the first time tonight and. WHAT. A. BLAST. we were all pushing each other out of carts, throwing each other to the plague rats, and rolling with laughter. It was the most fun I have had playing a game in a while.”
Nova
via Kickstarter
2023
“I'm a history professor at Northwest University in the Seattle area … The students in my Global History of Disease class played it today to end our unit on the Black Death and it was a huge hit! The mechanics of the game really get students into the mindset of suspicion, doubt, and paranoia that marked the plague experience… in a fun way, of course!”
Will Thompson
via Email
2021
“I have just over 70 board games currently in my collection and Tortuga may be my absolute favorite game. It's certainly one of my favorites to introduce to new players. So thank you for seemingly endless hours of joy-filled fun and connection you've provided us!”
Ethan Overcash
via Email
2025
“This game is great! My younger sons (8 & 6) play it with us with help and have been dressing up as pirates around the house every day since the game arrived in the mail.”
dalburber
via BoardGameGeek
2018
“I don't trust my friends anymore. But I love this game.”
Tessa
via Email
2018
“I've played this over a dozen times with several different groups and everyone has really enjoyed it and got immersed in it — "Gor fer yer dice!" To top it all off, it's got a great box and quality components.”
QualityChimp
via Kickstarter
2018
“We love Hollywood 1947. It's a beautifully clean design and both the serious nerds and our casual gaming friends have latched right onto it. It's become a go-to deduction game for our group.”
Micha Sturr
via Email
2024
“We had SO MUCH fun playing the game, and cannot wait to play again. I love learning about the trophies and truly cracked up at the perfect attendance one.”
Julie Weiss
via Email
2021
“Every time I pull out a Façade game with any of my gaming buddies, it's a sure fire hit.”
Bart Heird
via Kickstarter
2026
“The Dark Cities are THE best social deduction games on the market in my opinion. They even go down well with NON social deduction fans.”
Daniel
via Kickstarter
2026
“I'm a simple man, I see a Travis Hancock project, I back a Travis Hancock project.”
Ethan Storeng
via Kickstarter
2026
“I have several friends who hate social deduction, or strategy, or just talking, but they always say your games are the best of the lot. Somehow managing to combine a bunch of different elements and weave it with a theme that gets reminded whenever we're counting down from 20 seconds in the opening to Salem, in sync, like a seance, haha. Thanks for giving us new friends in our group that came back to play your games.”
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