$7.99WE ARE SO DEAD One player is already dead
One of you starts dead in this 2-6 player co-op seance game. The ghost sees the demon, the relics and the way out, but can only answer through a Ouija board, flickering lights and slammed doors. The living haul relics and spell the demon's true name to banish it across 9 floors before sunrise.
Is WE ARE SO DEAD worth it?
WE ARE SO DEAD is worth it if…
- you like party games where miscommunication is the joke
- you have 2 to 5 friends online and mics for shouting clues
- you like co-op scares with puzzles and demons to identify
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One dead guide, the rest very alive
Each round makes one player the ghost. The ghost sees what hunts the group, where the relics are, and what the demon's rules are. The living see almost none of that.
So the dead player points the planchette at yes, no, or letter by letter, while the living crowd around the board and try to read it under pressure. You spell H-E-L-P. They read HELL and keep walking. Dying helps too, since players the demon takes join the dead and add another voice to the warning system.
Hauling relics while something hunts you
To clear a floor, the living have to carry the right ritual pieces back to the board one trip at a time, then spell the demon's true name back to banish it. Only the dead can read that name once the relics are found.
Every session brings a different demon with hidden rules about when it strikes and where. The ghost steers carriers around what they cannot see, flickering lights, opening and closing doors, passing through the living so they feel it, or screaming as a last resort. Nine floors go down, each with something new.
Misreading is half the party
The board is slow on purpose. Spelling ULALULA letter by letter while a demon closes in turns your group into people shouting over each other and inventing code words between floors.
It still goes wrong in funny ways, which suits party crowds who like bluffing and shouting-based teamwork more than careful shooting. Brain required, patience with your friends also required.
What should you know before the seance?
What does the ghost actually do?
The ghost scouts the floor, finds relics and learns the demon's rules, then steers the living with the Ouija board, lights, doors, passing through them, and a loud scream when things get urgent. The board is the only stable way to send full words.
How do you win a floor?
Collect the relics, let the dead read the demon's true name, then have the living spell it back on the board to banish it before sunrise. Clearing a floor unlocks the next one, down to floor 9.
Is it hard to learn?
The first floor is rough while everyone learns the board, the demons, and how to read the planchette. Groups usually invent their own code words after a death or two, and the game clicks from there.
