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Invite your friends to your building citadel or place of residence with Ghou, in which you can generate a QR code that can be read at the entrance of your residence only valid, you can also add your family members who live with you so that unlimited access and can create invitations to their friends. parental control is included.

What's New in the Latest Version 2.6.5

Last updated on Jun 20, 2024

Ghou siempre te trae mejoras y nuevas funciones:
- Botón de apertura y cierre remoto
- Botón de apertura remota automática
- Corrección de envío de invitaciones con selección de piso de ascensor

Ghou is a social deduction game for 3-10 players, designed by Ted Alspach and published by Greater Than Games in 2019. The game is set in a haunted house where players take on the roles of villagers and ghouls. The villagers must work together to identify and eliminate the ghouls before they are all turned into ghouls themselves.

Gameplay

The game is played over a series of rounds. In each round, one player is randomly selected to be the "haunted" player. The haunted player is secretly given a role card that tells them whether they are a villager or a ghoul. The other players are then given a chance to discuss who they think the haunted player is. After the discussion, each player votes for who they think is the haunted player. The player with the most votes is then revealed to be the haunted player.

If the haunted player is a villager, they are eliminated from the game. If the haunted player is a ghoul, they remain in the game and continue to try to convert other players into ghouls.

The game continues until either all of the villagers have been eliminated or all of the ghouls have been identified and eliminated.

Roles

There are a variety of different roles that players can be assigned in Ghou. These roles include:

* Villager: Villagers are the innocent players who are trying to identify and eliminate the ghouls.

* Ghoul: Ghouls are the evil players who are trying to convert the villagers into ghouls.

* Seer: The seer is a special villager who can look at one other player's role card each night.

* Protector: The protector is a special villager who can protect one other player from being converted into a ghoul each night.

* Troublemaker: The troublemaker is a special villager who can swap the role cards of two other players each night.

Strategy

There are a number of different strategies that players can use to win Ghou. Some of the most common strategies include:

* Villagers: Villagers should try to identify the ghouls as quickly as possible. They can do this by paying attention to the other players' behavior and by using the special abilities of the seer and protector.

* Ghouls: Ghouls should try to avoid being identified by the villagers. They can do this by lying about their role, by using the special abilities of the troublemaker, and by trying to convert the villagers into ghouls.

* Seer: The seer should use their ability wisely to help the villagers identify the ghouls. They should be careful not to reveal their own identity, as this will make them a target for the ghouls.

* Protector: The protector should use their ability wisely to protect the villagers from being converted into ghouls. They should be careful not to reveal their own identity, as this will make them a target for the ghouls.

* Troublemaker: The troublemaker can use their ability to disrupt the villagers' plans. They can do this by swapping the role cards of two villagers, by revealing the identity of the seer or protector, or by converting a villager into a ghoul.

Conclusion

Ghou is a fun and exciting social deduction game that is perfect for a group of friends or family members. The game is easy to learn, but it offers a lot of depth and strategy. With its variety of roles and special abilities, Ghou is a game that can be enjoyed by players of all ages.