How to Play

Moderator Mode

One phone, one moderator. The app tracks everything — just follow the prompts.

Overview

The moderator holds a single phone and runs the game. The app replaces the rulebook — it assigns roles, guides each night phase, and tells the moderator what to announce. Results are shared through gestures or by showing the screen.

Go LAN Party for private screens — same moderator, but each player sees their role on their own device over local WiFi. No internet needed.

Moderator view — Mafia wake up prompt

Preserving Anonymity

Dead and converted players are still called during the night phase. This prevents others from deducing who was eliminated based on changes in the wake order.

The app always shows all roles in the night queue — it's up to the moderator whether to call them. We recommend it for competitive play.

App showing 'Called for anonymity — no action' banner

Player Perspective — Role Reveal

LAN Party Mode

In LAN Party mode, each player has their own screen. When the moderator calls your name, your phone lights up — tap the card to discover your secret identity.

Card back Tap to reveal your role 🔮

Spy

Town ✖ Eliminate all hostile factions

Passively observe all mafia activity each night. See who they target.

John
Card back Tap to reveal your role 🔮

Cult Leader

Cult ✖ Eliminate all threats

Convert a player each night. They lose their role and become a Cult Member.

• Immune to night kills • If you die, all cult members die • Appears innocent to Cop
Sarah

When You Die

LAN Party Mode

If you're eliminated — whether by the Mafia at night or by a vote during the day — your phone shows you immediately.

You have been eliminated
Unknown role — hooded figure Unknown
Role hidden — mystery preserved
You have been eliminated
Spy role portrait Spy
Role revealed — everyone sees

Depending on the game's role reveal policy, your role may be shown to everyone or kept secret. The moderator controls this in settings.