Décorum (Standard Edition)

4.6 | 133 ratings

Price: 38.84

Last update: 01-12-2025

About this item

Play through 30 unique scenarios, each introducing new twists and challenges.
Keep your conditions a secret, they say how you want the house decorated.
Add, remove, and swap objects, or repaint rooms to make the house look just right… for you.
Respond with “Love it”, “Hate it”, or “Fine with it” to work together toward a perfectly decorated home.

Product information

Product Dimensions

11.61 x 2.83 x 11.61 inches

Item Weight

3 pounds

ASIN

B09W45LNPC

Item model number

FFG-DEC

Manufacturer recommended age

13 years and up

Best Sellers Rank

#9,291 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#103 in Nintendo DS Games, Consoles & Accessories
#116 in PC-compatible Games

Customer Reviews

4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 117 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars

Language

English

Manufacturer

Boda Board Game Manufacturing

Top reviews from the United States

Vicky Witherspoon

Fun game

Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024

It was a gift and the person loved it.
Has played it several times now.

JFDickson25

Love this game!

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024

Super fun, we’ve only had it for a while and gone through most of the scenarios. It’s definitely a worthwhile pickup if you like co-op deduction games. The design and artwork are also amazing!

Ashley Winn

Obsessed!

Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023

This game is my new board game obsession!! The 2 player campaign is so fun and progresses in an interesting way. I’ve been playing with my husband and we can’t get enough!! Incredible game!

Evan Vedros

Very easy to pick up, lots of fun

Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2022

My extremely competitive family didn't think they'd enjoy a cooperative game, but it quickly became our favorite of the year. It's extremely easy to learn, but there's a unique and fun layer of strategy to it.

Jeffrey Van Wagoner

Fun and unique, best for 2 players, missing pieces

Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2022

We've played this several times with different groups: as a couple, with our children ages 8-11, and with another couple. It is fun since it is unique and different from other games we have played. But it is not exciting, funny, and a little anti-climactic when done. I love coop games, and we have enjoyed this one but haven't been itching to play it again.

The deluxe version comes with acrylic pieces instead of cardboard ones. However, it took us a very long time to peel the plastic films off the acrylic pieces. Also, all the green parts were missing from the deluxe set, so we had to use the included original cardboard ones, which was disappointing. We've decided that we like this best as a two-player game. With more players, it just adds too many variables, and you are just guessing what will work for everyone. With two players, you can try and figure out what the other person's needs are. The scenarios get harder since each person will have more requirements to fulfill, but they do not add any depth, new ideas/rules, or complexity. They make the game longer.

The artwork is not my favorite, and some rules about the 'house meetings' were a little unclear. I love that the game moves quickly and you aren't sitting around forever waiting for others to take their turn. You can also play this with younger children teamed up with an adult, and it is fun for them to help try and figure out other people's desires. It is a fun game to add to your collection but not a must-have.

Ernest Flatt

Game is fantastic!!

Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2022

The deluxe edition was a great choice and has some fantastic acrylic tiles in the box.

David Crumm

A wonderfully fresh idea for a game night!

Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2022

My family has loved playing games for generations. It's part of our beloved family legacy to enjoy games from lawn games to cards to board games. Best of all: We love to find fresh ideas in the game world. And we value games that you can learn fairly easily, so we're not spending the whole evening just "learning" a game, and that can be played in somewhere around 30 to 60 minutes. Finally, we love games with attractive materials for players to use. So, right away, Decorum "wins" a 5-star rating for satisfying all of those conditions.

We've also got a number of helpful tips, if you're considering this game:

First and foremost, this is a bit of a "role playing" game in which you'll have the most fun if everyone is following the rules as well as talking in an animated manner throughout the game. That's a challenge with Decorum, because the whole game depends on not revealing certain individual information. However, while still following that rule, the game is better if people enjoy showing reactions and chatting a bit, or in other words playing a role. If your friends and family prefer stony-silent competitions or you don't think folks can walk the line of having fun with their roles while not revealing their secrets, then maybe shop further. If this description really intrigues you, then you'll love Decorum.

Learning the rules is fairly easy for folks who enjoy games. It's not a 1-minute learning curve like some games, but you can pick up the rules fairly quickly. Also, if you search around the internet you'll find that this company actually has sponsored "play through" videos that can teach everyone the game just by watching a video.

Then, we were confused by the fact that this game is sold, at two different prices, in a Retail and Deluxe version. We wish the company explained that difference more clearly. We only got the "Deluxe" version but, having now dug around a little bit to learn more, we think the big difference is that the colorful decorating icons are much nicer, made of acrylic, in the Deluxe version. So, our advice is: Ante up the slightly higher cost and get the nice icons.

Another tip: We disagree with the instruction on this product that this is designed for 2 to 4 players. That might make you think that a family of six wouldn't want this game, let's say. Or, you might think that you couldn't pull out this game after a larger family gathering with more than 4 people. We can tell you as game veterans that there are very easy ways around those limitations. We actually like to form teams. For example, maybe Grandma doesn't want to play alone. So Grandma plays with a younger player. Maybe Uncle doesn't care to play alone, but he thinks it would be fun to form a team with his niece. There are lots of ways to play this game beyond simply 2, 3 or 4 players.

There's a lot more we could say, but if you've read this far and you like what you're reading, then buy the game and explore it yourself.

David Colvin

Used, Opened, or Damaged

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024

Game got here okay and looked brand new but upon opening found a bunch of the materials looked used or damaged. Game is still completely playable,just wish it didn't have all these scratches, scuffs, and tears everywhere.

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