Night of the Mummy - English hidden-role party game

Product language: English.

Night of the Mummy is a quick hidden-role party game set at the Museum of Unnatural History’s masquerade ball, where the Mummy’s curse has brought classic monsters to life. Your goal is to work out who everyone else is, expose them through sharp observation and logical deduction, and break the curse before the chaos overwhelms the party. It works as a standalone expansion while still fitting neatly into the world of Dracula’s Feast: New Blood.

Core gameplay and table feel

The focus here is on hidden roles, deduction, and reading the reactions of the people around the table. Every player takes on the role of a classic monster, so small details matter: who asks which question, who hesitates, and who seems just a little too eager to redirect attention. One of this game’s most interesting additions is its new mechanism where some characters hide while dancing, meaning they do not reveal their roles to other players. That twist makes each round tenser and less predictable while keeping the game easy to teach and quick to bring out.

What it adds to Dracula’s Feast

This standalone expansion introduces 10 unique new roles, including 3 advanced guests. With more roles and fresh interactions, games can develop a different rhythm, open up new deduction paths, and create memorable bluffing moments. A big plus is that roles from Night of the Mummy and Dracula’s Feast can be mixed together, giving groups even more variety and stronger long-term replayability.

Game details

• Player count: 4-8 players
• Play time: about 20 minutes
• Recommended age: 10+
• Main mechanisms: hidden roles, logical deduction, exposure
• Content highlight: 10 new roles, including 3 advanced guests

Who is it for?

This is a great fit for groups who enjoy short, social games with a thoughtful edge, where one smart question or one sharp read can completely swing a round. It works especially well between heavier games, for family game nights, or for casual gatherings with friends who enjoy classic monster themes and deduction-driven interaction.