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Spyfall
Best for: Party groups, social deduction fans, icebreakers
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Ted Alspach, Akihisa Okui · Bezier Games · 2014
A 10-minute social deduction game where everyone gets a secret role, then a smartphone app narrates a night phase where roles might swap. Wake up and debate — who's a werewolf? The short play time means you can play 5 rounds in an hour with different results each time.
Players
3–10
Time
10 min
Ages
8+
Difficulty
Light
One Night Ultimate Werewolf is a quick social deduction game. Each player gets a secret role, such as Werewolf, Seer, Robber or Troublemaker, and three extra role cards sit in the middle.
During a single night, a free app or a narrator calls each role to wake up and act: the Seer peeks at a card, the Robber swaps roles, the Troublemaker swaps two other players. Then everyone discusses for a few minutes and votes. If a werewolf is voted out, the village wins. Since roles may have changed during the night, even you might not know which side you're on.
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About 10 minutes once everyone knows the rules.
It plays 3 to 10 players.
The publisher recommends ages 8 and up.
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Best for: Party groups, social deduction fans, icebreakers
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