Most played mysterious party games

These most played mysterious picks turn your group into suspects where you trade accusations and hide your motives. Feign, Wolvesville and Trust No Bunny give you a concealed identity, let you act under cover, then argue to survive the group vote. Rounds stay short and rules stay simple, so you can keep bluffing, guessing and piecing together who betrayed the rest.

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1. Among Us

   

   Among Us is a party game of teamwork and betrayal for 4-15 players in space. You fix the ship and do small tasks while one or more Impostors lie, sabotage, and pick you off. Then you argue about it. Best played with friends and voice chat, where every round ends in accusations and laughter.

   92%92% of 663,522 Steam reviews are positive7.2KPlayers online now: 7,217$4.99

2. CRACK

   

   CRACK gives you and up to three friends one job: break open the giant egg sitting in a strange lab. You chip away at it, unlock hidden rooms, upgrade your tools, and notice the egg reacting back. Simple work, odd atmosphere, plenty to laugh about together.

   91%91% of 2,485 Steam reviews are positive2.2KPlayers online now: 2,230$7.99

3. Super Sus

   

   A cartoony spaceship whodunit for party crowds: fix tasks with your crew, lie through your teeth as an Impostor, or chase your own odd goal as a Neutral. Custom rooms, silly outfits, and extra modes keep the accusations flying.

   71%71% of 3,243 Steam reviews are positive247Players online now: 247Free

4. Feign

   

   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%91% of 5,303 Steam reviews are positive194Players online now: 194$2.74

5. UFO 50

   

   UFO 50 is a library of 50 complete 8-bit-style games, and about half of them support local multiplayer for co-op or versus. For party crowds that means passing the controller, betting and bluffing in Quibble Race, or bouncing through Pingolf while the screen cheers you on.

   94%94% of 7,212 Steam reviews are positive146Players online now: 146$24.99

6. Unravel Two

   

   Two little Yarnys tied together by string, built for two players on one couch. You swing, climb and tug each other through forests and towns in a gentle puzzle-platformer. Sweet for a pair, but this is not a party crowd game.

   78%78% of 7,626 Steam reviews are positive87Players online now: 87$19.99

7. SCP: Containment Breach Multiplayer

   

   A co-op survival horror escape where you and up to 63 friends run from living statues and plague doctors in a shifting lab. Better yet, one of you can be the monster. It is messy, loud and built for group screaming.

   83%83% of 28,665 Steam reviews are positive79Players online now: 79Free

8. Clue/Cluedo: Classic Edition

   

   The classic murder-mystery board game, faithfully digital. Roll, snoop around nine rooms, and grill Miss Scarlett, Colonel Mustard and friends until only one suspect, weapon and room remain. Best with up to six party crowds racing to shout the answer first.

   88%88% of 3,108 Steam reviews are positive61Players online now: 61$16.99

9. Alterum

   

   A social deduction horror for 4 to 8 players where spells are cast by speaking them aloud. One of you is altered, possessed and lying to your face. Speak magic to open doors, spring traps and drop enemies, then work out who among your friends is hunting you. Every word can save you or end you.

   96%96% of 46 Steam reviews are positive58Players online now: 58$8.99

10. Who's Cheating?

    

    A casino where everyone gambles and one player already knows the winning bet. You play blackjack, roulette, slots and more while the Security Guard watches wins land and decides who earns the shotgun. Best with party crowds who like lying to each other's faces.

    69%69% of 36 Steam reviews are positive51Players online now: 51$7.79

11. First Class Trouble

    

    First Class Trouble is a social deduction party game on a luxury spaceship where some of you are secret killer robots. Work together to shut down the rogue AI CAIN, or lie and shove your way to taking the ship. Best with a full group of friends and proximity chat on.

    79%79% of 3,113 Steam reviews are positive41Players online now: 41$14.99

12. Wolvesville

    

    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%78% of 1,255 Steam reviews are positive36Players online now: 36Free

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