Presents Requested

A few naughty kids found out that they’re on the naughty list before Christmas and since they’re not getting toys, they’ll make sure no one will.

Build. Break. Bluff.

Presents Requested is a holiday social deduction game where every player secretly works to build or sabotage toys before Christmas.

Nice Kids want to build the gifts that kids asked for for Christmas.

Naughty Kids want to break them and gum up the works with gag gifts.

Meanwhile everyone is trying to figure out who can really be trusted.

A Social Deduction Game for Everyone at the Party

Easy to learn and quick to play, Presents Requested brings the excitement of social deduction to family game nights, holiday gatherings, and groups of gamers and non-gamers alike.

Unlike many social deduction games, your play options in Presents Requested aren't determined by your role. There are no role powers to memorize, no game master required, and very little standing between you and your first game.

Each round, players secretly place Bits 'n Bobs onto toys in Santa's workshop. Once everyone has played, the round leader shuffles the cards together and reveals the results. A toy might be completed, broken, or left hanging in the balance, building tension as everyone gears up to discuss the all-important question - who is going into Timeout this round?

Timeout, Not Elimination

Getting sent to Timeout doesn't mean sitting on the sidelines.

Players in Timeout continue participating in the game, making decisions, contributing to the workshop, and influencing the outcome right up until the final round. In fact, a particularly well-behaved player might even find their way back out of Timeout before the game ends.

Whether you rely on careful deduction, suspicious behavior, or pure holiday vibes, every player gets a voice when it's time to vote.

Only at the end of the game are roles revealed, bonus points awarded, and the truth finally uncovered.