Alliances and betrayal: the Traitor mode

Traitor changes what the game is about: instead of asking who you are, the questions ask who would do what if the group turned on itself.

Every vote becomes an accusation and everyone has to defend it. This is the mode closest to a board game — the one where people hold grudges afterwards.

When to play this mode

• Fans of Werewolf, Mafia and social deduction
• Groups of 4 to 20
• A night that wants a game with stakes
• Groups who enjoy winding each other up

8 questions from Traitor mode

Here is a preview. Traitor mode has 36 in total, unlocked with Premium.

1. Which of us would make the most convincing double agent?
2. Which of us would switch sides the moment it became obvious the other side was going to win?
3. Which of us could lie through an entire dinner without changing expression once?
4. Which of us would sacrifice their best ally at the last second to win?
5. Which of us would be suspected last even though they planned everything from the start?
6. Which of us would keep their strongest card hidden until everyone thought the game was already over?
7. Which of us could get someone to confide in them easily and know exactly when to use it?
8. Which of us could frame a completely innocent person with unsettling calm?

How to play

1. Open the game on a single phone — nothing to install.
2. Pick Traitor mode and enter everyone's first name.
3. Read the question out loud and vote for the person it fits.
4. Pass the phone around. At the end you get the full recap of the round.

FAQ

The other modes