Not everyone in this house is who they say they are.
One host on a laptop, everyone else on their phone.
A social deduction game played for real, in a real house. Everyone gets a secret role on their phone: a few players are imposters hunting in the dark, the rest are housemates doing chores around the house while quietly watching for anyone acting strange, and sometimes a couple of neutrals are chasing an entirely different goal of their own. When a body turns up, the whole house stops to argue it out and vote someone out the door. Your phone only ever holds your secret role, everything else, the accusations, the alibis, the actual sneaking around, happens for real, out loud, in the room.
Host creates a room on a laptop.
Everyone joins with a code, or scans a QR.
Each phone gets a secret role, held to reveal.
Play it out in person. Tasks, votes and timers run themselves.
Finish the house's tasks together, or work out who's lying before it's too late.
Not on either team. Each one is quietly playing an entirely different game.
Strike quietly, blend in loudly, and take the house before anyone catches on.
Enough to actually play, no catch.
One-off purchase, yours for good.
Themed packs of new roles, add only what you want.
No subscription. No ads. Ever. Prices include tax.
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