Mysterious party hidden gems
Hidden loyalties and late-night accusations tie these mysterious hidden gems together for you and your group. In Feign, Trust No Bunny and Wolvesville you receive a concealed team, swap stories by day and single out suspects to push out. Rounds stay short, rules stay clear, and live talk does most of the work as you mislead, defend yourself and try to spot who is fooling the table.
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Deadly Trick
Deadly Trick is a social deduction game playable with up to 8 players. Survive the death game unfolding at school under the name "Special Class." Depending on the situation or your own choices, you could become the White or the Shadow! Cooperate… or betray.
94% of 154 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 9$8.99The Jackbox Party Pack 11
Five new party games in one pack, all played with phones instead of controllers. Write mean jokes, record silly sound effects, draw cookies, catch a lying friend, or team up for fantasy trivia. Built for game night with friends, family, or whoever shows up.
93% of 425 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 18$29.99Feign
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.
91% of 5,303 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 194$2.74WISE GUYS
Wise Guys is a ruthless, high-stakes social deduction game where trust is a weapon and betrayal is just survival. Up to 12 players race against time to clean up their criminal operation and get out before the raid hits. Meanwhile, a Rat is quietly sabotaging the crew at every turn.
90% of 197 Steam reviews are positive$8.99Trust No Bunny
Everybunny has a secret. Who do you trust to keep the town safe? Trust No Bunny is a hilarious and incredibly cute social deduction game for fans of Werewolf or Among Us. It’s a game for thinkers, schemers, & downright liars, where guessing the traitors is only half the fun.
93% of 109 Steam reviews are positive$5.99Klaus Veen's Treason
A 3-16 player party shooter about Italian mobsters, teamwork and betrayal. You hunt clues, feed them to a machine that names a Traitor, and argue over proximity voice chat about who killed the Don. Best with a full group of friends and accusations flying.
89% of 1,528 Steam reviews are positiveFreeHodgepodge Hunch
Hodgepodge Hunch is a who-done-it game where everyone chips in to make a hotpot dish. Collaborate with your buddies to collect ingredients in the dungeons and whip up a delicious feast. There's just one problem... A backstabber may be lurking among you who'll throw your dinner plans awry...
93% of 144 Steam reviews are positive$4.99Deducto 2
A fun sus-like game where you backstab your co-workers and get mad at your co-workers for backstabbing you. (up to 16 players)
91% of 451 Steam reviews are positive$4.99Wolvesville
Wolvesville is a multiplayer game of lies for up to 16 players, where villagers hunt hidden werewolves and werewolves hunt their friends. Pick a secret role, use its ability to check claims, then argue your case in chat and vote. Cute and cartoony, quick to learn, and different every round.
78% of 1,254 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 36FreeWest Hunt
West Hunt is a 1-8 player social deduction game set in the Old West, built for party crowds who like bluffing. Outlaws blend in with townsfolk to pull off crimes, Sheriffs watch and deduce, and quick rounds keep the accusations flying.
84% of 1,525 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 6$9.99Deducto
Deducto is a first-person hidden-role game for 6-10 players where office work means tasks, security cams, vents, and one co-worker quietly planning murder. Talk it out over proximity voice, then vote someone out and hope you were right. Best with a full group of friends ready to lie to each other.
89% of 4,383 Steam reviews are positiveFreeClue/Cluedo
The classic murder-mystery board game as a 3D online match: roll, wander Tudor Mansion, and accuse Miss Scarlett, Colonel Mustard and friends. Best with party crowds who like slow-burn suspicion and shouting whodunit before someone else does.
89% of 516 Steam reviews are positivePlayers online now: 31$14.99
