Kemomimi Panic (2010) Board Game

Kemomimi Panic is a party game released in 2010 by Arclight Games. It is designed by Masayuki Kudou and features artwork by COMTA, F.S, Takuya Fujima, Kinoshita Ichi, and more. The game falls under the categories of bluffing, card game, deduction, murder/mystery, and party game, making it a versatile choice for game nights with friends and family.

Game Components of Kemomimi Panic

Player cards

Event cards

Role cards

Vote cards

Turn order cards

Tokens

How To Setup Kemomimi Panic

Shuffle the player cards and deal them out to each player.

Shuffle the event and role cards, dealing a role card to each player.

Place the tokens and vote cards within reach of all players.

Follow the instructions on the role cards to determine the starting player.

Gameplay Mechanics and Game Objective

In Kemomimi Panic, players take on different roles as either the Werewolf, Hunter, or Villager. The objective of the game is for the Werewolf to eliminate all the villagers without being discovered, while the villagers try to figure out who the Werewolf is and vote to eliminate them.

Player Experience

Pros:

Engaging gameplay that encourages deduction and bluffing

Variable player powers add depth to the game

Quick setup and easy to learn rules make it accessible to players of all skill levels

Cons:

Player elimination mechanics may lead to some players being left out of the game early on

Limited replayability once players become familiar with the roles and strategies

Personal Thoughts on Kemomimi Panic

Kemomimi Panic offers a fun and interactive experience for players looking for a party game that involves deduction and social interaction. While the game may not have as much depth as other hidden role games, it is a solid choice for casual game nights. The build quality of the components is decent, and the artwork adds to the overall theme of the game. Pricing and availability for both new and used copies vary, so it’s worth checking multiple sources before making a purchase. For those who enjoy bluffing and deduction games, Kemomimi Panic is worth a try. However, players who prefer games with more strategic depth may want to explore other options in the genre.

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