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The top results based on the latest update are WIZARDS NEVER LIE [Score: 1.3], UNKNOWN FACES [Score: 1.1] and Three Nights: Moonfall [Score: 1.1] The top rated games you can find here are Cheater's Table [SteamPeek Rating: 4.5] ranked #18, BUNKER: RED FLAG [SteamPeek Rating: 3.9] ranked #13 and YEKO [SteamPeek Rating: 2.0] ranked #23 Also don't forget to check the newest releases Prison Gambit [Release date: 2026-08-07] ranked #28, Impostor Syndrom [Release date: 2026-07-30] ranked #12 and BUNKER: RED FLAG [Release date: 2026-07-13] ranked #13 While it is tempting to play with the newest and the best, there might be some other gems in the results, like Cheater's Table [SteamPeek Rating: 4.5] ranked #18,.
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.
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.
UNKNOWN FACES is a 6–15 player multiplayer social deduction game inspired by the Mafia party game, reimagined with darker themes and deeper strategy. Lies, manipulation, and betrayal fuel every round as players deceive, outsmart, and expose one another in a fight for survival.
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.
A single-player logic puzzle disguised as social deduction. Read the claims of a corrupt city council, catch the liars and arrest them, but every wrong call brings you closer to losing it all.
A cozy cul-de-sac. Twelve neighbors. Everybody lies. Bluff whatever card you like, slam the LIAR! button at the right moment, and pray the impostor didn't bury a bomb in your lawn last night. Social deduction and card bluffing for 4-12 players, with in-game voice.
Congratulations, you're dead again! Bet years of your sentence in Hell and earn your way back to life by reducing your debt to zero. Bid for the revolver like you're playing poker, take risks like you're playing Russian roulette, and claim the pot while everyone at the table tries to stop you.
A social co-op game with hidden roles for 6–11 players. Work together, negotiate and choose your ship's course. Three secret factions share the table, but only one can win. At night, a parasite can turn an ally against you.
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.
Take a seat at the table and try to survive! A 3D party game packed with secret roles, bluffs, and betrayal. One moment you're playing cards, the next you're staring down a ticking bomb or a loaded gun. Keep your eyes peeled!
A multiplayer card game in first-person with hidden roles, bluffing, and shootouts. Set in a gritty bar, players must read the room, play their cards wisely, and pull the trigger to survive the table.
Four apprentices, summoned by their witch teacher. Is the ingredient in the cauldron real, or a lie? If you think it's a lie, call "Dispel!" But if you're wrong, you spin the punishment roulette. Run out of lives and you become a frog. Only the last apprentice still human gets to graduate.
A 4–10 player social deduction game where you don't even know your own role. Trade subtle clues about your secret word over live voice chat, expose the Impostor, and figure out who you are. If you don't know who you are, how can you know who to trust?
A global catastrophe has struck the world. A small group of survivors is trapped in an isolated shelter with resources too scarce for everyone. Take your seat at the table, convince the others you deserve to stay. Lie, pressure, manipulate – and decide who gets thrown out!
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
Backstabbers is a 4-player online social strategy card game where players start as friends and end as enemies playing not only with cards, but with their friendships. Betray, take revenge, form temporary alliances, sabotage your rivals, and turn the chaos at the table to your advantage.
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A chaotic social deduction shooter for up to 20 players. Most are innocent. A few are traitors armed with C4, flare guns, and tools of utter mayhem. Investigate suspicious deaths, deceive your friends, set traps, blow things up, and try not to get caught—or shot.
MAFIA HOTEL is a multiplayer social deduction game for up to 16 players. Talk, lie, accuse, and vote by day, then return to your hotel room at night—where the Mafia may come knocking. Survive the night and uncover who you can trust.
At this table, cheating is the game. Hide your power cards up your sleeve or down your pant leg, then strike when the time is right. But stay sharp - a scratch isn't always a cheat. This table is full of traps...
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.
In this 4-player party game, your goal is to beat your friends in different game modes. Sometimes by competing against each other, and sometimes by building friendships—try to be the last puppet standing!
A 4–12 player online strategy card game of public stakes, hidden roles, negotiation, and betrayal. Invest in each heist, buy intelligence, decide whether to stay or walk away, survive role conflicts, and seize enough loot to retire rich. Play online or against AI.
A greed-fueled party game for up to 8 players online. Push deeper for more gold, or turn back alone and take what's left plus a legendary relic — your call. Watch your back: your friends are the bigger danger. Buy gear each round to build your own run. Tonight, the dragon's vault opens for you.
Ever said, “Let me finish this hand, then I can die”? We did and took our gaming addiction to the afterlife. Yeko tells the absurd tale of skeletons who couldn’t get enough of Okey in life and now set up the table beyond the grave low on calcium, but never on competitive spirit.
Welcome to the table where the stakes are life. Fool’s Trigger is a tense blend of Russian roulette and a 6-player card game. Load your revolver, manipulate the cards, wager your lives, and dare to find out who will be the unluckiest today.
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.
Durak in 4D: the fourth dimension is time, because you can rewind. Bring your friends to the table, throw the cards into the middle, stick on stickers that rebuild the game, and argue about who the idiot is. Not me.
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.
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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.
An online and LAN party game of blending in and deception for 2-9 players
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!
A chaotic social deduction game for 6–10 players where roles never stop shifting. Talk, lie and betray your way to the very end. You can’t trust anyone here — not even the person sitting next to you. Play every angle and prove you’re the sharpest mind at the table.
At a table in the dark, everyone secretly grabs a cursed object. When the light comes back, you find out who had it in for you. First-person psychological horror for 1 to 4 players, solo against the AI or online with friends. The third seal sets you free.
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.
Your hands are steady. Theirs might not be. Around a worn wooden table, strangers play for the only thing that matters, another round of breathing. Trust no smile, believe no bluff. The tension builds card by card until someone breaks. Will it be you? A brutal game of nerves for 2–4 players.
Build custom decks and survive brutal showdowns where cards can trigger deadly knife duels. Trust your luck or react fast, because one mistake could cost you a finger.
SET THEM UP is a multiplayer social deduction game where every step leaves evidence. Complete your task, manipulate the trail, frame another player, and erase the footprints that could lead the detectives back to you.
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