The classic storyteller
A warm, unhurried voice.
« Les loups-garous ont frappé. »
The table gathers
One player starts a game. Everyone else types a four-letter code or scans the square on their screen.
Werewolf, with no one left out.
The app tells the night, calls the roles and counts the votes. For once, everyone at the table gets to play.
Press and holdOr hold down the space bar
On a phone, on a tablet
Everyone plays on their own device. On a tablet the app spreads out: the card on one side, the words on the other.
- A four-letter code or a square to scan, and the table is complete.
- One device that speaks per room: the narrator plays through it, the others stay silent.
- Nobody has to run it and the host can undo a slip of the finger.
An evening
Everyone holds their own phone. Nobody has to sit out as game master.
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Everyone sees their card
Hold a finger on the screen to see your role. Let go and it is gone. Your neighbour sees nothing.
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Night falls
The narrator calls each role in turn. Your phone wakes you, you choose in silence, you go back to sleep.
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Day breaks
The narrator names the night’s dead. The village argues, then votes someone out.
Three narrators
Pick who tells the evening. Over four hundred recorded lines, in French, with sound for the night and for the day.
The sinister storyteller
A small voice having far too much fun.
« Il n’en reste pas grand-chose. »
The comic storyteller
Low, deadpan, faintly bureaucratic.
« Les loups-garous ont dîné. »
All 31 cards
Every role has its engraved portrait and its rules, as the app shows them. Tap a card to read it.
Your table, your rules
A ready-made game in one tap, or every detail set the way your table plays.
Ready-made games
- 6–12playersFirst nightThe base game, no tricks. For a table that has never played.
- 8–18playersClassicThe game as people really play it, Cupid included.
- 10–24playersChaosEvery loud card from every box. Long and unpredictable.
- 6–20playersNo powersAlmost nobody has a power. Only talk and suspicion are left.
Or card by card
Build your own game from the four boxes. The app counts the wolves and warns when a role unbalances the table.
In the dark, or in full light
House rules
29 settings, sorted by role. Each shows the official rule and the variant, and every combination is still a valid game.
| Official | Variant | |
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| The Witch may poison herself | No | Yes |
| The Seer sees | The exact card | Wolf or not |
| A tied vote | Vote again | Nobody dies |
| Roles are shown on death | Yes | No, the dead stay anonymous |
| The Hunter’s shot | At once | At the next dawn |
| Debate timer | Off | 2, 3 or 5 minutes |
| Live public vote | No, secret ballot | Yes |
| Electing a captain | No captain | On the first day |
What you need
- Players
- 6 to 24, in the same room.
- Phones
- One each, on Android.
- Connection
- Internet, during the game.
- Language
- The game and its narration are in French.
- Price
- Free. No ads, no account.