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496 games tagged
39% of the games Crit has analysed here land on Buy and 18% on Skip. It overlaps hardest with Casual, which covers 369 of them.
Sumo wrestlers aren't allowed tattoos. So they drink. Whoever passes out gets tattooed by his friends, then wakes up and has to guess who did it. Guess wrong and it stays on him. An online party game for 4–6 players, starring your own face.
Ring Hunt: an original 2-8 player online movement-driven social deduction — trapped together, you may only kill your next number, then inherit their target until only you remain. Kill wrong and YOU die instead. 10-min matches — bring all your mind games against your frenemies to outlast all watching
A 3-12 player extraction game about digging for treasure as a loyal team of dwarves... Or most of you are loyal anyway; someone is secretly trying to sabotage the group. Explore and excavate, scavenge for items and treasure, and put your perception and deception skills to the test.
Looks can be deceiving. Your moves might give you away. Bad Pose is a casual online party game where you create animal poses and animations to blend in and fool the hunter. Recreate their habits from memory or watch the animals around you. Does your pose look natural? Maybe only to you.
Taipei, 1994. A stock den hides behind a corner store. Stocks × multiplayer × sabotage: phone in orders and race everyone to the same stock, up to 9 with friends or solo vs. AI. Jealous of their gains? Cut their line, spread fake news, bribe a pundit, drag them down!
The party game Mafia, but nobody closes their eyes at night. A first-person social deduction shooter for 7 to 15 players with proximity voice chat. The Mafia can take a dark form: no voice, no name above their head. If someone in the dark won't answer you, run. Or shoot first.
A first-person social deduction game for 4 to 12 players. At night you work around the village while the Cursed hunt. In the morning you argue it out over proximity voice chat and vote someone out. Hopefully the right person.
Survivors' Hotel is a zombie apocalypse themed social deduction game inspired by Among us that uses 3D and 2D art that can host a minimum of 6 players. It also has multiple horror elements and possibly a story for those who care to look.
“It's a Blade.” Is it? Pass a face-down card across the felt, name it and look your friends in the eye. Every card ends in a verdict for someone. Collect the wrong ones and the table executes you: poison, a knife or the rope. No good friends here. 2–6 players, voice chat.
A social deduction party game for 4 to 12 players. Join on your phone, accuse your neighbors, and root out the witches hiding in Salem before they turn the whole town against itself. One host screen, no downloads for players, pure social chaos.
A first-person sci-fi social deduction game for up to 8 players. Fix the ship, watch your crewmates, then accuse and vote out the infected. Or be Patient 0: lie, sabotage and vanish. A co-op mode swaps the traitor for a hunter and a ticking clock.
Misanthropy is a dark, grounded tactical social deduction shooter with realistic gunplay. Set in a fictional world with different historical eras, you play as bystanders, responders, or attackers dropped into brutal, tragic events.