No voting. No meetings. Everyone has the power to execute! Expose the impostors, protect your crew, and survive in this 4-8 player social deduction game. Enforce justice with your multi-mode AK-47. Pure chaos with built-in proximity voice! 🔊💥
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A Chaotic Medieval Social Deduction Party Game for 3–10 Players. Find the traitor or become a traitor. Use Manor as a weapon itself; throw, hit, arm trap. Convert to a Dagger to hide and eliminate.
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Some of your party guests were never invited. They look like your friends, answer to their names, and behave exactly the same. Photos, messages and phone calls are the only proof. Find them before the night ends — alone or with up to three friends.
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A medieval mystery, 4 to 12 players, where villagers scheme and werewolves hunt. Sharpen your wits, trust no one, and see who makes it through the night.
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A social deduction game for up to 12 players. Bunnies complete quests, gather supplies and prepare for winter, while traitors teach everyone a valuable lesson about trust.
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An online multiplayer game for 1-6 players. Run a chaotic alien nursing home with your friends, care for unhinged residents, and sabotage your coworkers with a vast arsenal of weapons, traps, and chaos fruits. Whoever has the most points at the end of the shift wins.
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A hilarious asymmetric PVP party stealth game for 2 to 4 players. Blend into a crowd of 100 NPCs, outsmart the hunter, and evade the predator player. Your eyes betray your true nature.
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🆓 Free demo available! Hide your cash. Find theirs. Most cash wins. A 1–4 player party game.
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The Architect's Game is a series of online party, escape room and deception gamemodes for 1* to 10 players in which you either play the rules or try to check how deep the rabbit's hole goes.
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An online and local party game of teamwork and betrayal for 4-15 players...in space!
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Scavenge a junkyard at night, weld the scrap into a rocket and press the big red button. Highest flight wins the shift. The Moon is 384,400 km up, and your fuel tank used to be a water heater. Online multiplayer, built for 2–4 robots. Mac and PC together.
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