Social deduction and impostor games online
Lie, suspect and vote: hidden-role games in the spirit of Mafia and Werewolf, where someone at the table is not who they claim to be.
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Impostor
Bluff through the word you never saw
3-10 players · 10-15 min
Spyfall
Find the spy — or bluff your way through
3-8 players · 40 min
Moles
Dig tunnels, hide your role, and find the worms
3-10 players · 30 min
The Resistance
Spies vs. resistance — social deduction
5-10 players · 30 min
Cops & Crooks
Honest or crooked? Find out before you pull the trigger
4-8 players · 15 min
Monster Coup
Bluff, steal and assassinate your way to power
2-6 players · 15 min
Which one to pick
Start with Impostor: one secret word, one round of clues and a vote, in 10–15 minutes.
Spyfall is similar but more open: the Spy does not know the location and players question each other freely for eight minutes a round.
For groups that already enjoy lying, The Resistance and Moles have hidden teams and half-hour games; Monster Coup and Cops & Crooks mix the lying with cards.
Why Apateon
One code for the whole night
One room, one 4-letter code, every game. Switch games without inviting anyone again.
No account
Type your name and play. No sign-up, no passwords.
Bots fill empty seats
Missing someone? A bot takes the seat so you can start right away.
Phone and web
Some play from the app, others from a browser — all in the same game.
FAQ
What is a social deduction game?
A game where some players hold a secret role and the rest must uncover it by talking, suspecting and voting. Mafia and Werewolf are the best known.
Which one is most like Among Us?
Impostor and The Resistance: someone in the group is an infiltrator and you have to find them before it is too late.
How many players do we need?
Monster Coup plays from 2; Impostor, Spyfall and Moles from 3; Cops & Crooks from 4; and The Resistance from 5.