The same night you know from mafia around a table, only without cards and without a moderator. The TV is the narrator, so all of you play.
Werewolves is the werewolf and mafia party game on your TV, a social deduction game for 5 or more players. The village falls asleep, the werewolves wake up on their phones and quietly pick a victim. In the morning everyone hunts for the liar and votes on who leaves the village.
If you have played mafia or werewolf around a table, you know the rules. The difference is that the TV runs the night: it keeps time, calls each turn and counts the votes, so nobody has to sit out to moderate.
Your phone shows your role to you only: werewolf, villager, seer or hunter.
The village falls asleep. The werewolves wake up on their phones and pick a victim, and the seer checks one player.
By morning somebody is missing. Then it starts: who is lying, who is bluffing, who has been too quiet.
The village votes on their phones and the TV reveals who you threw out. Sometimes it's a werewolf, sometimes not.
The TV is the narrator: it runs the night, calls the turns and counts the votes.
No cards, no blindfolds and no peeking. Your phone shows your role to you only.
The pack grows with the village, so the game stays balanced at a small get-together and at a big party.
Bigger house parties, nights with friends and team events, anywhere you love arguing about who is lying. The game is cartoon style, with no blood and no gore.
A trivia game show on your TV: a host reads the questions, phones are the buzzers and power-ups mess with whoever is winning.
NewOne player writes the truth about themselves, everyone else bluffs in their style, and you hunt for the truth.
The TV runs the game, the phones are in your hands.
