A cooperative game for 2–5 players. Each round, one house tile is quietly removed from the board while everyone's eyes are closed. The game is won when the last remaining house is found and named correctly — which requires agreeing, first, on how many houses the village had to begin with.
| Players | 2–5 |
|---|---|
| Playtime | 30–90 minutes (longer if you argue) |
| Price | $38, box slightly damp |
| Condition | Complete, tiles warmer than room temperature |
Lore
The rulebook is missing its final page, torn cleanly along the binding. Every surviving copy of this game is missing the same page. We've stopped trying to source a replacement.
Previous owners report that the house tile removed each round is never the one the players expect — and that after enough plays, the board seems to remember houses that were never printed on it.
Some say the hollow watches back.
“we played this every game night for a year. we finally stopped when we ran out of names for the houses that weren't there anymore.”
— a regular customer