Loups-Garous de Thiercelieux Expands from Board Game to Screen

The cult classic board game sees new adaptations as a Netflix film and a Canal+ series, celebrating its enduring popularity.

The board game 'Les Loups-Garous de Thiercelieux,' created by Philippe des Pallières and Hervé Marly, has sold over seven million copies worldwide since its release in 2001.
A new Netflix film titled 'Loups-Garous,' featuring actors Jean Reno and Franck Dubosc, will be available for streaming on October 23.
Canal+ has launched a reality series based on the game, set in a specially built village, which has already garnered over two million viewers.
The game, inspired by the Russian game 'Mafia,' involves players taking on roles of villagers and werewolves, with the goal of identifying the hidden werewolves among them.
An immersive promotional event for the Netflix film is scheduled in Bordeaux, inviting participants to engage in a city-wide werewolf hunt.