
Dive into this multiplayer online experience set in a sketchy bar where the games are as dangerous as the patrons. Join a table of 4 and test your skills in Liar's Dice and Liar's Deck, where lying and bluffing are key to victory. Ready for a night at Liar's Bar?
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Step into Liar's Bar, the most twisted and thrilling hangout in town. This isn't your average pub – it's a den of lies, deception, and mind games. Grab a seat at a table of four and immerse yourself in the ultimate first-person multiplayer online experience where cunning and trickery are the name of the game.

Players take turns playing a card face down and declaring its value. The value should match the table’s value. (e.g., "King" or "Queen").
When a player lays down a card, they might be lying about its value. If you suspect a lie, you can call their bluff.
If someone’s bluff is called and they were lying, they must play a round of Russian Roulette. Surviving one bullet out of 6 rounds of shells means you stay in the game; failing means game over for you.
After Russian Roulette is played, the cards are reset, and the game continues.

Roll your dice. No one can see your roll, but everyone’s watching your next move.
On your turn, make a bid predicting the total number of dice on the table, showing a specific face (e.g., "There are five 3’s"). The next player must either raise the bid by increasing the number of dice or the face value (e.g., "There are six 4’s") or challenge the previous bid.
Think someone’s lying? Challenge their bid! The loser drinks a bottle of poison.
Drink two bottles, and you’re out! The last one alive wins!
This is Texas Hold’em- but you bet bullets, not chips.
On your turn, Call to add a bullet or Fold and pull the trigger with what you’ve already bet. Every round raises the risk. Once per game, Coward’s Fold allows you to escape in your first turn by pulling the trigger with only one bullet.
As bullets are added, shared cards are revealed one by one until the final showdown.
Once per game, you may Switch, swapping one of your cards before the table is fully revealed.
You can also go All-In, forcing everyone to bet everything or fold and face the gun.

Players take turns spinning the slots and declaring how many Hearts they’ve got (1, 2, 3, or JACKPOT if all four match). One slot is always visible to everyone, bluff wisely.
Think someone’s lying? Call LIAR. If the claim is false, the player faces Death Spin. No Heart means instant death. If they survive, their last claim’s points are removed and the game continues.
Reach 5 points to unlock EXECUTE. Only the single highest-scoring player can use it to instantly kill the lowest-scoring player (chosen at random if there is a tie).
Each player has a one-time opportunity to use DOUBLE SPIN, allowing them to spin twice in a single turn. Timing it right can change everything.
Engaging multiplayer online experience
Thrilling bar games focused on lying and deception
Unique characters with captivating backstories
Regular updates with new games and characters
Immersive bar simulation

Every night, nine regulars bet their lives at this table — their pasts are murmured at the next.
Discover their whispered stories in Table Stories, available from the main menu.
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Grab a seat, order a drink, and get ready to lie!
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Languages: English*, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Russian*languages with full audio support
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 129 reviews with recorded playtime.
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Eeeeeh. I mean it's a fun game at its core, but I cannot recommend it. If you want to play with randoms, don't. The anti-cheat is non-existent in this game. You will run into cool people from time to time, but the search for them will take you a while, so much so I don't really play this game anymore. If you want to play with friends, then sure, the games are cool. But frankly, I'd rather meet with my friends irl and play Texas Hold'em or some other type of Poker than these games, they're just a tiny bit too simple for my enjoyment. I like the [strike]visual and[/strike] audio design of this game, but it's AI-made, so I can't really applaud it either. EDIT: I cannot find any information who made the art for this game, so I'll hold off on commenting on it. Still, the distrust persists. It'll give you a few dozen hours of fun over a few months, for pretty cheap if you get it on a 50% sale too, but I think there are better ways to spend your time and money, so again, I can't recommend it.
With the latest update they removed liars deck two, made deck 1 marginally worse, and poker feels completely the same regardless of the "competitive" alterations. the bird dude also has terrible mic quality and it's really jarring and abnormally loud. I get that people were complaining about AI voice acting, but I'd rather the bird dude be quiet than have that bad of mic quality. It sounds like it was voiced on a turtle beach headset for xbox 360. Also, all of the animations now take FAR too long. It's adding minutes to each round for absolutely no reason other than to... look slightly fancier? Guns are taking twice as long to load now. The polar map lags like crazy. This game is fun, but it also has been teasing this "velvet room" for about a year. Instead of releasing that, they added a roach dude, removed the best gamemode, and added a bird dude with terrible voicelines. Idk. I can't recommend this game anymore.
Game is very fun, only with friends. This is a game you cannot play solo, you will not get the best experience doing so. The devs are really good at ignoring player concerns. Since this game hit Early Acces, players have been calling for optimisation and real voices instead of AI. The game's anti-cheat fails at picking up cheaters, this has also been a problem since launch. Instead addressing these issues the devs have pushes various content updates, removed gamemodes that were well recieved and now are planning a 100-player mode (which doesn't bode well given current player numbers don't exactly positively reflect the implement of a 100-player mode). New content is good to maintain a game's life, especially if it is still Early Access. However, the game will rot from the inside out if the requests of players continue to go unanswered. I am happy to change my review of this game to a posotive one if the aforementioned changes happen.
This game is extremely fun! I bought it recently and played multiple games, my lobbies filled up almost instantly. There was a group of randoms which i played a few hours with, such chill and wholesome people! I initially bought this game to play it with my irl friends, but playing with randoms was surprisingly fun and I got a lot of good laughs.
This game is a bit of a mess but I still sometimes enjoy playing it as a background game while talking with friends. Multiple times I have opened the game and it has run terribly despite my PC being more than good enough to run it. A lot of the games are unbalanced and it seems like everytime they update the game it rarely changes fundamental game theory flaws and some of the games are just so fundamentally flawed that there is no fixing the game theory flaws. Also, whenever you die in the game (which is something that will happen) they just don't give you a useful prespective to spectate the table because for some reason they want to give you the prespective from the cuck chair instead of from the table itself. Overall I think the game needs a lot of work and wouldn't recommend it unless you really want to just brain off and yap with your friends for a few hours
Almost two years old, massive amounts of success, regular updates, and they still haven't removed the the AI voices.
very fun game only thing is its very dependent on the people in ur lobby people will make or break ur experience as after the first 10 or so hours the gameplay does get reppetitive still 5/5 every game has its downside have met really funny and interesting people on this game amazing at its price point.
Great game but hackers are rampant sadly and it ruined the game. I stopped playing. Don't waste the money unless you're gonna play with friends in lobbies.
a very good game and fun with friends u can enjoying it even with randoms , but it has a lil of glitches that we hope it get fixed soon, also we need more female characters there are just 2 lol .
A funny game for friends, even if it's only for one evening with friends. But it's worth it, you'll have a laugh, I recommend it.
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