The Traitors is getting a bigger presence on the tabletop, with Tomy launching two new products based on the hit TV series this month. The new releases are part of Tomy’s long-term licensing agreement with All3Media International, the rights holder for The Traitors. Products from the expanded range began rolling out across EMEA and Australia from the first week of August 2026, with further international markets expected to follow next year.
Two new releases
Leading the latest rollout is One Night of The Traitors: Castle of Lies, a standalone game designed to be played over a single evening.
The game focuses on the same core ideas that have become closely associated with the TV show, including bluffing, strategy and social deduction. Players will need to work out who they can trust while attempting to identify the Traitors within the group.
Unlike a longer board game experience, Castle of Lies is built around a complete one-evening session, making it a more streamlined addition to the growing range.
Six new missions
Tomy is also refreshing the UK edition of The Traitors Board Game. The updated version includes six brand-new missions, giving the existing game additional scenarios for players to work through.
The new missions are intended to add further variety to the board game while retaining its focus on the show's familiar themes of teamwork, deception and deduction.
The refreshed UK edition is launching alongside One Night of The Traitors: Castle of Lies as part of Tomy’s wider expansion of the franchise's tabletop offering.
Going global
The expansion isn't limited to new releases, either. Tomy will also handle distribution of the existing The Traitors Card Game across a number of international markets.
The UK remains an exception, with Ginger Fox continuing to publish the card game domestically.
The move follows the continued international growth of The Traitors franchise, which has developed into a global TV format with adaptations airing across multiple territories. Tomy’s expanded licensing agreement gives the company an opportunity to bring the tabletop side of the franchise to a wider audience.
Morgan Weyl, Managing Director of Licensing & Global Development at Tomy, said the company was looking forward to offering fans new ways to experience the strategy, bluffing and social deduction that have helped establish The Traitors as a global success.
Jane Sharp, VP Licensing (Operations) at All3Media International, also highlighted Tomy’s international reach, saying the partnership will make the gameplay of The Traitors available to more fans worldwide.
More Traitors ahead
With the two new products now rolling out across multiple markets, Tomy’s The Traitors range is set to become a bigger part of the franchise’s international offering.
Further expansion into additional markets is planned for 2027, meaning fans can expect the tabletop side of The Traitors to continue growing beyond its latest August releases.
