
A multiplayer online social deduction game for 7–15 players. Use deception, strategy, and teamwork to find the truth—or get away with murder.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese +4 more
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Themes across 82 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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♥♥♥♥ game
What the flummery happened
This game is fun, but it also sucks absolute ass. The community will honest to god expect you to know everything about it all the time, I've been voted out for *checks notes* taking a bit longer than everyone else to claim my role (I just waited so it wouldn't get lost) and not immediately sending my will when claiming (Which apparently is a requisite, first time I was asked about that btw) So... Yeah, the game is fun, the community needs to chill tf down because it is barely playable for new people
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I've reviewed TOS 1 before this so I won't repeat myself here. Just stay away from this franchise. It has completely lost all of its charm and is now just a mere shell of its former self.
This game is so fire bro. Hard to learn, but very rewarding once you've got the basic loop.
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Possibly the best game ever made. Every game is a story I can tell to friends, and no game is ever the same. While this game has few reviews relative to other games, the player community is highly active, and I can always get a game no matter the time of day. Lobbies typically fill up to 15 in under 15 seconds for the Casual game mode, which isn't even the most popular game mode (All Any is the most popular). The recent updates have been really good, and actually addressed my biggest criticism of the game: no tutorial. The new tutorial is simple and prepares new players to jump right in. I used to try to explain to people how to play and the new tutorial does a better job than I ever did, it's so succinct and not like other games tutorials which tend to be boring and confusing. Also, I saw a review complaining about a guy getting banned for naming himself "Mosque burner," so let that give you an idea about what the negative reviews are complaining about. Honestly, it makes me glad that BMG/DB actually reads the player reports and acts on them because so many other games basically never ban anyone and just ignore flagrant racism and abusive chat/usernames
The game is fun, but the people playing it are unpleasant, from people calling you stupid just from not knowing all the game abbreviations, to outright threats and a complete lack of chat moderation besides the obvious swear words.
Cursed scrolls don't prevent you from getting the role on the scroll, with how many roles are in the game it should be 100% effective.
does not let me sign out of my account when im trying to sign into a different one. overall poor account experience
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