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I used to play a social deduction game on IRC, and this was one method to reveal things without revealing them.... but it was too powerful so was banned sort of
by sandos 4y ago
I used to play a social deduction game on IRC, and this was one method to reveal things without revealing them.... but it was too powerful so was banned sort of.
- DreamFlasher 4y agoCan you elaborate? Where can we find more about this game?
- rcxdude 4y agoSounds like a regular game of mafia or werewolves, which basically just requires someone to run it and some means of communication, whether it be in-person, IRC, forum, or some other chat application (there are more 'formal' versions of it in the form of board games or video games, like town of salem, as well).
- ozarker 4y agoPicked up Town of Salem recently. Quite a fun game. Have been pleasantly surprised with a good experience even with random other people most of the time
- fiedzia 4y agoThere is also spyfall (https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/166384/spyfall https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/166384/spyfall) which is about one person not knowing what everyone else knows and trying to pretend otherwise. Very popular among my friends.
- tortoise_face 4y agoExcellent party/social game. An additional variant we play with is to create an "Oops, All Spies" deck to throw in the random selection. Everyone believing that they are the only one who doesn't know the location inevitably leads to hilarity.