Werewolf Party is a premium strategy game for PCs developed by Absam Studios. It's a multiplayer social deduction experience set in a fantasy world and supports up to 12 participants. Players will take on various roles and tasks as they attempt to deduce who among them is secretly a vicious werewolf.

Similar to games like Goose Goose Duck or Among Us, Werewolf Party deliberately designed its characters to look the same as one another. Players will need to rely on their skills of observation and deduction to figure out the culprit among them.

Big bad wolf

In Werewolf Party, you can choose to be part of either Team Werewolf or Team Villager. Create or join a game with at least four players and up to 12. As mentioned, characters were designed to look identical to one another, with subtle differences in the form of Faces. Each one will be assigned random Roles that they will perform during the course of the session.

In Team Werewolf, assume the role of a Werewolf who will hunt at night, a Traitor who serves as a collaborator, an immortal entity called Pookie, or a Wolf cub. As for Team Villager, you can be a Guard to protect against night attacks or a Priest who performs Holy Slaps to prove someone's innocence. There's a witch who curses members, the Seer who passes judgment, a roaming insomniac, and more.

The game features dynamic day and night cycles to determine how players will conduct their duties and actions. Strategize and figure out who the werewolf is, or risk getting slowly picked off one by one. Head to the Voting Tower to cast your vote and hopefully single out the real culprit. However, bugs such as shared beds, missing corpses, spawn inconsistencies, and UI or function problems have been reported.

Earning in-game coins

During the day’s Playhouse phase, players get a break from social deduction with fun, competitive mini-games that reward Lycan Coins (LC) based on performance. These include physical or skill-based challenges, such as Test of Strength, where victory earns 6 LC while failure grants 1 LC; Light Up the Candles, which rewards up to 6 LC; Perfect Log Split and The Jester’s Balance, each offering 3 LC for a win; The Mystic Sequence and Land the Horseshoe, both granting up to 5 LC; and the gamble-style Cup Shuffle, which can yield up to 8 LC.

Great group game

Werewolf Party offers a thrilling social deduction experience with up to 12 players in a medieval setting. Players take on hidden roles, using observation and strategy to uncover the werewolf among them. With engaging day-night cycles, competitive mini-games for Lycan Coins, and various unique abilities per role, it blends deduction with fun challenges. While bugs exist, it’s an excellent pick for fans of Goose Goose Duck or Among Us.