Who will win, the werewolves, or the villagers?

Ten high school students are targeted for a deadly,

strategic game. A nerve-fraying game where lives are at

stake!

2nd year high school student Airi wakes up in a dark

room with her best friend Naoko. Eight other high

school students are there with them. They have all

been kidnapped and forced to play a deadly game

devised by a cruel, deadly unknown entity. The one

behind this terror, the game maker, issues instructions

and game rules through written messages on a video

monitor.

The skeptical high schoolers are told “You are all

villagers, among you are two hidden werewolves. You

must find and kill these werewolves by 9 pm.”

The assorted group of attractive young high school

students are initially confused and disbelieving.

Until the screen shows another message.

“Failure to select and kill one among you by 9 pm

means you will all die.”

Why have they been chosen to play the game?

Who can possibly survive this cruel game?

Let the deadly game begin.

Welcome to the most extreme psychological game ever 1. Everyone is given one character card where they are identified as either “villager,” “werewolf” or “seer.” 2. The group must first attempt to identify a werewolf by discussion and then casting a vote. 3. After executing the chosen person, all retire to individual rooms while the werewolves decide which villager they will kill that night. 4. The seer learns the identity of one player at every turn of the game. 5. The villagers win if they can identify and execute the werewolves. The werewolves win if they can kill all of the villagers first. 6. Killings and executions must be carried out properly

using weapons or poisons supplied by the game-maker. Failure to kill when required means all must die.

CONTACT: Nikkatsu Corporation 3-28-12 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0033

TEL: +81 3 5689-1014 / FAX: +81 3 5689-1044

http://www.nikkatsu.com e-mail: international@nikkatsu.co.jp

2013 / Color / 110min/ Japan

© 2013 Ryo Kawakami / The Werewolf Game Production Committee