Real AI opponents
Add up to two AI players. They give their own clues, argue with you, vote, and bluff as Mr. White. One human plus two bots is already a full game.
SOCIAL DEDUCTION PARTY GAME
Everyone in the room gets the same secret word. Almost everyone. Give a one-word clue, watch who hesitates, and vote the impostor out.
Round one opens with a face-down deck, one card per player. The card you take binds a role and a word to your seat, and it is first come, first served.
In turn order, describe your word without saying it. Say too much and you hand it to the Undercover. Say too little and the table turns on you.
Once the clues are in, the table opens up. Argue, defend your clue, point at the one that sounded off. This is where the game is really played.
Everyone votes. The player with the most votes is eliminated and their role is revealed. Then the next round begins.
Add up to two AI players. They give their own clues, argue with you, vote, and bluff as Mr. White. One human plus two bots is already a full game.
Drop into a public lobby with strangers, pass one phone around a table, or give everyone their own screen. Same game either way.
French and Arabic are not translated from the English list. Each language has its own word pairs, chosen to work in that language.
You score for every round you survive, not only for winning. The global ranking resets monthly, and public online games are what feed it.