Werewolf

Engage in friendly games of deceipt and lies with our Werewolf game, a social deduction classic where players attempt to uncover the hidden roles while preserving their own. The game unfolds in alternating day and night phases, during which players discuss, accuse, and vote to eliminate suspects.

How it works:

• A group of players gathers, and a moderator assigns roles at random. Roles commonly include Werewolves, Villagers, and a Seer (or other special roles depending on the variant).
• Night phase: Werewolves secretly choose a player to eliminate, while the Seer may learn information about other players' alignments.
• Day phase: The group discusses what they observed, shares suspicions, and votes to eliminate a player they believe is a Werewolf.
• The game ends when all Werewolves are eliminated or the Werewolves outnumber the Villagers.

Roles are allocated randomly to players in each game, ensuring a fresh and unpredictable experience every time. No one should reveal their role to others except through the strategic discussion and voting that defines Werewolf.

For Rules, see Werewolf Rules.