$2.74 (−45%)Feign Everyone in town is lying
Feign is a cartoon social deduction game for up to 12 party crowds, with Innocents, Impostors and Neutrals using night abilities then voting someone out by day. A drawing mode for 4-8 adds bluffing with pens. Easy to learn, replayable, and best with friends and voice chat.
Is Feign worth it?
Feign is worth it if…
- you like bluffing and social deduction with a big friend group
- you want short rounds of accusing, voting and laughing together
- you like drawing games where bad sketches start arguments
- you enjoy learning roles through play and trying new tricks
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Bluff through the night, vote by morning
You get a secret role and a small town full of suspects. At night you use your ability, gather information, block someone, or quietly remove a rival. By day everyone talks, accuses, and votes one player out. Innocents hunt Impostors, Impostors pose as Innocents, and Neutrals chase their own agenda against either side. Even trusted roles can twist: one role believes it is Innocent while its actions do nothing. You leave a round replaying who lied best.
A drawing showdown with one faker
The drawing mode seats 4-8 players around one category and secret word. Everyone sketches a clue, except one Impostor drawing blind. You draw just enough to look honest without helping the faker, then debate and vote on who bluffed. Catch the Impostor and the honest artists score. Stay hidden and the Impostor takes the win. With thousands of words on offer, it rewards bad art and good excuses in equal measure.
Simple rules, colorful chaos
The look is cute, cartoony and colorful, and the rules stay easy to pick up. Customizable avatars with costumes bought using Feign Cookies let you stand out in the village. Rounds stay short and talky, which suits party crowds who like suspicion, psychology and loud morning debates. Bring your own voice chat, gather a full lobby, and let one wrong vote turn calm friends into a shouting match.
Good to know?
Do you need voice chat?
There is no built-in voice chat, so groups use text in game or an outside call. For party crowds, an outside call works far better, because fast accusations and defenses are hard to type.
What do the different roles actually do?
Innocents collect information and vote out Impostors, Impostors eliminate or mislead while posing as Innocent, and Neutrals follow separate goals that can target either side. Some roles have surprises, including one that thinks it helps while its actions fail.
Can you change how your character looks?
Yes. You can dress up your avatar with costumes and accessories unlocked with Feign Cookies, the in-game currency, which helps you spot yourself fast in a crowded village.
