This is a digital adaptation of the social deduction card game, designed for 3-10 players. It replicates the experience of the physical game within a virtual environment, focusing on deception, deduction, and social interaction.

What is the core gameplay loop?

The game revolves around a village secretly plagued by werewolves. At the start of each game, every player receives a secret role card. These roles can be a villager, a werewolf, or a special character with unique abilities. The gameplay is divided into two main phases: night and day.

How does the 'night' phase work?

During the night phase, players secretly perform actions based on their assigned roles. For example, werewolves might identify each other, while other roles might peek at other players' cards or swap them around. This phase is conducted in silence, with players relying on the game's interface to carry out their actions discreetly.

How does the 'day' phase work?

The day phase begins after the night actions are complete. Players then engage in open discussion, attempting to deduce who among them are the werewolves. This involves sharing information (truthful or not), analyzing other players' statements, and voting to eliminate a suspected werewolf. The goal for the villagers is to eliminate all werewolves, while the werewolves try to avoid detection and eliminate the villagers.

What makes the game unique?

The core mechanic emphasizes deception and deduction. Players must strategically lie, mislead, and carefully analyze the statements of others to either identify the werewolves or protect their own identities. The game's appeal lies in its fast-paced nature and the social dynamics that emerge as players try to outwit each other.

What are the game's genres?

The game is classified within the simulator, strategy, and indie genres.