Werewolf Whispers
Werewolf Whispers is the classic social deduction game with live webcams and voice. Read the faces, bluff your friends, find the wolves – 4 to 18 players, 28 roles, a night casino and a full game master mode.
The top results based on the latest update are Three Nights: Moonfall [Score: 1.3], Trust No Bunny [Score: 1.2] and Werewolves Revenge [Score: 1.1] The top rated games you can find here are Throne of Lies®: Medieval Politics [SteamPeek Rating: 5.9] ranked #34, Wolvesville [SteamPeek Rating: 5.6] ranked #5 and The Matriarch [SteamPeek Rating: 5.1] ranked #14 Also don't forget to check the newest releases Prison Gambit [Release date: 2026-08-07] ranked #29, Deadly Trick [Release date: 2026-07-31] ranked #27 and CARNEVALE: Blades in the Crowd [Release date: 2026-07-21] ranked #22 While it is tempting to play with the newest and the best, there might be some other gems in the results, like The Matriarch [SteamPeek Rating: 5.1] ranked #14, WISE GUYS [SteamPeek Rating: 5.0] ranked #21 and Deadly Trick [SteamPeek Rating: 4.8] ranked #27.
Werewolf Whispers is the classic social deduction game with live webcams and voice. Read the faces, bluff your friends, find the wolves – 4 to 18 players, 28 roles, a night casino and a full game master mode.
Werewolf, but you'll actually finish a game. Three Nights: Moonfall is a multiplayer social deduction game trimmed down to three nights: enough time to build trust, just enough time to betray it. Trust no one. Survive three nights.
Everybunny has a secret. Who do you trust to keep the town safe? Trust No Bunny is a hilarious and incredibly cute social deduction game for fans of Werewolf or Among Us. It’s a game for thinkers, schemers, & downright liars, where guessing the traitors is only half the fun.
A free social deduction game with proximity voice chat, character customization, and hundreds of secret roles for 8-12 players.
Impostor Online is a 4–16 player social deduction game of murder, lies, and paranoia. Every match you're dealt a secret role: investigate, heal, deceive—or kill. Someone at the table wants you dead. Find them first, or make sure they never find you.
Wolvesville is a multiplayer game for up to 16 players. Each game has different teams such as villagers or werewolves all fighting to be the last team standing. Use special abilities to uncover the roles of other players and convince your fellow players to work with you.
Feed The Gods is a casual card battler for 2-6 players. Enter a chaotic party tabletop game where you and your friends forge your way using powerful cards. Escape the pit of doom and leave rival cultists to be devoured by the ravenous Hungry Ancient Deity.
Crown Bluff is a game of betrayal for 2 to 12 players. Everyone hides a secret role. A loyal knight, a hidden rebel, or a traitor smiling at your side. Find who shares your goal, and take down everyone who doesn't.
Is your friend a bloodthirsty werewolf? Is your neighbor a demon from the eternal abyss? Band together in the small town and unmask the evil characters before everything is lost.
A Victorian age auction house built on deception. The auctioneer knows the real value of each item and quietly enriches partners hidden in the crowd. Bluff, pull the con, and bid before the room votes on your death
In this atmospheric social deduction game, 3–7 players take on different roles around the same table, play their cards, and try to identify the right target. Decide who to trust, draw your weapon, and make sure your side is the one left standing.
Deep dive into Spook'd, a social deduction party game. Blend into a crowd of ghost NPCs to survive, or hunt down the players hiding among them. Cooperate or betray your friends, and share the laughs!
Sabotage or Mistake? A 4-player online party game mixing co-op minigames with social deduction. Work together through chaotic 3D challenges, watch for the Spy sabotaging your team, and settle your suspicions in a final knockout showdown.
Social deduction game for 4 to 15 players, inspired by Little Red Riding Hood. 3 factions clash: use your unique powers and unmask them before the Blood Moon turns against you, or be devoured.
Play Hide & Seek in a diabolical convent where everyone is an imposter.
Can you survive the Noose and the Knife? Traitors in Salem is the new Social Deduction game that expands the Salem universe to give you new ways to investigate, deceive, and murder your opposition.
Peekazoo is a party game about animals playing hide-and-seek on a 4–10 person luxury cruise liner. Crewmates should avoid being attacked and complete their mission while watching out for impostors who are ready to attack your crewmates and sabotage the mission.
This is a party game where each player has a secret identity. Use descriptions to hide your team and guess others' identities. As the danger zone shrinks, collect items, defeat enemies, and avoid harming teammates! Neutral players aim to eliminate everyone. Use strategy to win!
Lies are easier to tell than to hide. In this 5–10 player medieval deduction game you sit at the same table, speak, and watch the hands that seal every decree. Some among you serve the Dark Heir — and they want the crown to fall.
The Gaslight is a chaotic social deduction game where one player is the Murderer, one is the Detective, and everyone else is trying to survive. Talk, lie, complete missions, use your pepper spray, and figure out who you can trust before someone gets stabbed.
Only your investigation can stop an Eldritch God from awakening... except some of you are secretly cultists.
Wise Guys is a ruthless, high-stakes social deduction game where trust is a weapon and betrayal is just survival. Up to 12 players race against time to clean up their criminal operation and get out before the raid hits. Meanwhile, a Rat is quietly sabotaging the crew at every turn.
One screen hosts, every phone is a hidden blade. Blend into a crowd of AI look-alikes, stalk your contract, and strike before someone strikes you. A 2–10 player social deduction party game. Phones join free in the browser — only the host needs the game.
Bluff or Bust is a multiplayer social deduction game inspired by Persian Gol ya Pooch, where players hide and track a Goal ball using observation, intelligence, and reading body language.
A 4-player PvP game of lies in the ruined temple of a blind demon. Bluff through revolver duels, poison, and cards — no shared language needed: speak through your choices and draw in the air with your magic wand. Catch their lies, hide your own, and prove you are the finest liar of the worlds.
Wolf in Woof is a single-player Werewolf game where wolves hide among cute dog NPCs. Through speech, suspicion, alliances, voting, and deduction, players must uncover the hidden wolves—enjoying tense mind games without matchmaking or social pressure.
A murder mystery survival horror game where 4-12 players have been invited to a party as guests, but some guests are killers in disguise! Work together to escape and figure out who the killers are before you become their next victim!
Deadly Trick is a social deduction game playable with up to 8 players. Survive the death game unfolding at school under the name "Special Class." Depending on the situation or your own choices, you could become the White or the Shadow! Cooperate… or betray.
A social-deduction card game for 4–12 players. Share one screen, keep roles and cards secret on phones, and play locally or connect remote groups through Steam.
Welcome to the Prison. A social party game for 4-12 players. Trust, bluff and manipulate your way through different social minigames. No teams, only alliances. No traitors, only betrayals. Only one walks free.
It's Liar's Dice, until the loser rewrites the rules. Bluff up to 6 players online or AI rogues with minds of their own, then survive chaotic Event rounds: hide your hand, reveal all, bet on one face. Cozy tavern, ruthless mind games.
Online Co-op Cooking game with a twist: some of the chefs are secretly bloodthirsty killers! Play with up to 16 friends, and crack the case before your restaurant becomes… a GHOST KITCHEN
A STORM IS COMING. If you can’t build shelter in a matter of days your entire group will perish. But the forest is cursed, and is driving some of your friends mad - now they’re trying to get you all killed. Find the Traitors in Forest of Deceit, a social deduction Jackbox-esque game for 4-8 players.
3–5 Cells and One hidden Cancer. Which one will you become? Work together to gather money and power the main Generator to survive But the Cancer hides among you, stealing cash, spreading toxic gas or water setting deadly traps and contaminating rooms Trapped? Win the mini‑game or die!
The 3D online multiplayer game of social deduction and mischief, inspired by medieval politics and the Werewolf/Mafia (1986) genre. Gather 'round the tabletop, uniting allies of the realm with strategy to distinguish friend from foe.
Multiplayer game (4-10 ppl) where traitors betray and kill other players while avoiding being noticed! Innocent players fight with zombies to pick up weapons and power-ups (like scanners to expose traitors). Players use voice or text chat to convince others they are innocent!
Interact with the board, communicate in the dark, and use your social deduction skills to survive in The Haunting. A multiplayer horror party game.
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