Werewolf, and nobody has to sit out as the moderator
Open TogetherPlay on a TV or laptop and everyone joins by scanning a QR code. Secret roles go to each phone, a narrator voice runs the night, and by day the village argues, bluffs and votes. Free, 4 to 20 players, about 40 minutes.
How it works
- Open togetherplay.app, pick Wolf in the Village (our werewolf game) and host. A QR code appears on screen.
- Everyone scans it and plays in their phone's browser. Nothing to download.
- Night falls. The narrator voice talks everyone through it: the wolves pick a victim on their phones and the seer checks one player.
- Morning. The big screen reveals what happened. Everyone debates, accuses and bluffs, then votes on their phone to banish someone.
- Play until one side wins. Roles are dealt again each round, so you can play game after game.
Roles
- Wolf: picks a victim with the other wolves at night and blends in by day.
- Seer: checks one player each night to find out if they're a wolf.
- Doctor: (level 2) saves one player each night.
- Villager: no powers, just sharp eyes and good arguments.
The number of wolves adjusts itself: 1 wolf for 4–7 players, 2 for 8–12, 3 for 13 or more.
Why it beats the card version
- No moderator: everyone plays, because the website runs the night.
- No peeking: roles and night actions stay on each player's phone.
- Big groups: up to 20 players, enough for an office party or a big family.
- Four languages: English, 中文, Español and Français, narrator included.
Want a mystery with more story? Try a murder mystery or jubensha.
Questions
- Is this werewolf game free?
- Yes. Every game is free during the current promotion period.
- How many players do you need?
- At least 4 and up to 20.
- Is it the same as Mafia?
- Yes, werewolf and Mafia are the same idea: a hidden team eliminates players at night while everyone else tries to vote them out by day.
- Can friends in another city join?
- Yes. Share the big screen on a video call and they scan the QR code from their screen.
- What age is it for?
- We suggest 10 and up.