Werewolf
Hidden roles, sharp suspicion.
The classic social-deduction night game. Villagers hunt the hidden werewolves while the wolves bluff to survive — all on one phone.
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Paano laruin
- Deal out roles — Werewolves and Villagers — making sure nobody reveals their role to anyone else. The number of Werewolves is scaled to the number of players.
- Night phase: everyone closes their eyes (or otherwise can't see), and only the Werewolves open theirs to recognize each other and secretly choose one player to attack.
- Day phase: everyone opens their eyes, and the moderator announces who was attacked overnight. All surviving players discuss who they suspect is a Werewolf.
- After discussion, everyone votes, and whoever gets the most votes is banished. Whether their role is revealed afterward depends on the rule set in play.
- Repeat the night-and-day cycle. Villagers win once every Werewolf has been banished; Werewolves win once their numbers equal or exceed the remaining Villagers.
Paano manalo
Villagers win by banishing every Werewolf. Werewolves win once their numbers equal or outnumber the remaining Villagers.
Mga madalas itanong
- How many players do you need, and can small groups play?
- It works from around 4 players and up. With a smaller group, the role mix stays simple and the rules are easy to pick up quickly; add more players and the discussion phase gets a lot livelier.
- Are there special roles beyond Werewolf and Villager?
- The basic ruleset is just Werewolves versus Villagers, but many popular variants add special roles such as a Seer (who can check whether one chosen player is a Werewolf each night) or a Bodyguard (who can protect one player from attack each night).
Kailan ito bagay na bagay
Ipasa ang isang phone at laruin sa mga ganitong sandali.
- Breaking the iceBreak the ice and keep the room laughing.
- Big gatheringsEveryone joins in on a single phone.
- When you want to outwitTalk, bluff, and read the room.
- Anywhere, offlineNo wifi, no signal? No problem.
