The little fiend Pradün came from the Other Side to throw the house into confusion. Help your Family to defeat the diabolic forces that are threatening its quiet life. But be careful, the enemy hides inside the walls! There are four card types: Family characters (green), Objectives (white), Demons (red) and Power-ups (blue). The 72 cards deck features two games in one: - War at home: for 3-6 players, the complete game - Run for the Pradün: a basic version using only 46 cards, for 2-4 players Each player takes the role of a character (one of the family members), possessing a special ability (for example increase power of her/himself or of a fellow family member). However, one of the players is secretly possessed by the Pradün demon: his goal is to score points without being caught while the other players must find out who is it. On her turn, a player can decide to attack one of the Demons and if she succeeds (having cards that grant a power greater than that of the Demon) she collects the Demon as a Victory Point (VP). During the fight, other players can help or interfere by playing additional cards. Alternatively, the player can draw additional cards to strenghten her hand. VP can be spent to attack another player, hoping to reveal its objective card: if it is the Pradün, the player wins; if not, the game continues. However, if the Pradün scores 2VP, the player controlling it wins the game. The game is very funny, with Demons like the "Damned alarm clock" (whose power is equal to the time of the day, in hours) or the "Were-elevator" which tries to crush and block you. Power-ups can be temporary or permanent and they include things like "Bunny's kiss", the "Garbage sack" or the "No-purpose knife"... In the simplified version, character's special abilities are neglected and the family members simply race through the house fighting demons to be the first to beat the Pradün; however, other players can also be attacked and slowed down.