Funko Games Scream The Game Party Game – 3-8 Players, Ages 13+

Overview

Step into a tense, movie-inspired party experience with Funko Games Scream The Game. Set in Woodsboro, players race to outrun a looming threat while trying to outsmart the killer. The voice of Ghost Face guides the tension, and a ticking clock adds urgency to every choice. One wrong move or misread cue can shift the balance, creating moments of pulse-quickening drama that make game night memorable. Suitable for 3–8 players and ages 13 and up, this title fits both casual family nights and more seasoned adult gatherings without losing its edge.

The design blends bold visuals with tactile components to heighten immersion. A custom Ghost Face figure tracks the killer’s advances across the board, while a knife-shaped first-player marker marks who starts each round. A free downloadable app delivers original narration and music, enriching the atmosphere as the story unfolds around your table.

Key features

• Thrilling party game starring the voice of Ghost Face, Roger L. Jackson, for authentic mood
• Fast-paced rounds that keep anticipation high from start to finish
• Custom Ghost Face figure that tracks the killer’s movements across play
• Free downloadable game app with intense original narration and music
• Evocative art and well-crafted components, including a knife-first-player marker

What you’ll get and how it plays

• Party game designed for 3–8 players and ages 13 and up
• Approximately 20 minutes per round, easy to fit between other activities
• Immersive setup with striking visuals and durable components
• Opportunities for quick strategizing and shared suspense during play

Why it works for game night

Whether you’re new to party games or a seasoned gamer, Scream The Game offers a balance of cooperation and tension. The combination of live narration, a dedicated killer figure, and a compact playtime makes it suitable for tight schedules while still delivering a cinematic feel. It’s easy to learn, keeps conversations lively, and invites you to read the room—making it a flexible option for various groups and moods.