Moscow
English
Evening
Club

About

Have time on a Saturday evening for some harmless mental anguish?
Then this club might be just what you need.

Test your deception, drawing and communication skills by plaing party board games in English.
No prior experience with such games is required, but be prepared for mini brain overload.

On this page you can find a list of games, frequently asked questions and some social links.

Schedule
Currently we meet on every second week.
All upcoming activity and history can be found in our group on meetup.com.

Price
A single participation - 500 rubles.
An option - 4 visits for 1500.

Contacts
With any questions write either in telegram or meetup.

Games

A growing list of games that you may encounter at the club.

Icons to the left of a game title represent following things:
- secret roles.
- word-play.
- art and drawing.
- indirect communication.
- negotiations, alliances.
- a harder-than-usual party game.

Secret Hitler
Like “Mafia” but without random killings, constant nights and need for a moderator.
Say Anything
Write and vote for clever answers to random questions.
CrossTalk
Turn-based “Alias” where teams guess the same word.
Mascarade
Swap roles, make coins, and second-guess your memory skills
Crossfire
Like “One Night Werewolf” but without the need for a night.
Scape Goat
Everybody is trying to frame one unlucky person. Maybe it’s you?
Pictomania
Draw and guess what others are drawing – how good can you do both at the same time?
Just One
Give one‑word clues but be original.
Telestrations
Broken phone game with drawings.
Zendo
Break your brain figuring out the rules.
GoodCritters
Split stolen loot and get the most before the police arrives.
Cosmic Encounter
A negotiation strategy game with asymmetric powers.
MonsDRAWsity
Draw sketches of monsters based on unreliable witness accounts.
Codenames
Classic word guessing game.
Cross Clues
Like “Codenames” but everybody is on the same team.
Banned Words
Like “Taboo” but an opposite team chooses banned words and you don't know them.
Feed the Kraken
Sailors, pirates, cultists trying to steer a ship their way.
Word Slam Family
Race between two teams to explain words with very limited vocabulary.
Detective Club
Like “Dixit” but there is a theme and a traitor who does not know it.
Concept
Communicate words in ouija-style on a board with icons.
Imagine
Visualise words overlaying cards with icons on a transparent background.

FAQ

How many people do usually join?
The usual is something between 6 and 8.
You can look at history on meetup.
Numbers are correct and match reality.

How fluent in English should I be to play?
You pass if you can hold a conversation and have understood everything on this page.
That is around intermediate level, closer to upper though.

How can I pay?
Online transer to a card or cash.

Corona.
Nobody asks about that, but just so that you know:
All our regular players are vaccinated.