It is night once again. Sinister figures continue to roam. But fortunately, the sun will rise soon, and we will see what the day brings. Nevertheless, caution is advised, as nothing is as it seems. Werewolves: Dawn is the sequel to the successful Werewolves: Full Moon Night. It is a fast-paced role-playing game centered around bluffing, trickery, deception, and concealment.

Who are the dangerous werewolves? Can the seer shed light on the darkness? The game is played with three to ten players. The number of players also determines the number of roles that come into play. The instructions include eight selected scenarios with thematically appropriate role distributions. The chosen role cards are shuffled, and each player secretly receives one of these cards. Additionally, three role cards are placed face down in the center. Each player secretly looks at their card and assumes that role. The night phase begins, and all players close their eyes. The individual roles are called upon one by one to take action. They can either play with a moderator, who also takes on a role, or use the free "Werewolves: Full Moon Night" game master app, which reads out the individual roles and abilities. Furthermore, you can combine "Dawn" with "Full Moon Night" to have an even greater selection of characters for the game.

Then the day phase begins. Now, discussions take place about who the werewolves might be. After about five minutes of discussion time, everyone simultaneously points to the player they find suspicious. The player with the most votes is accused by the village community and must reveal their role card. If it is a werewolf, the villagers win. Or was an innocent villager suspected in the end, allowing the werewolves to win?.