Lycanthropia
Players claim roles, argue over who to trust and vote to eliminate a suspect in a six-minute werewolf round.
Developer unknown
Playing together
- Online multiplayer
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- Players online
- 1 source
- Plays in browser
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- Plays like
- Not known yet
- Online co-op, Online versus, Players in online co-op, Best with, How co-op works, Crossplay, Local co-op, Multiplayer through mods, One copy is enough, Free to play, Demo, Playtest, Early access
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How you talk
- Not known yet
- Plays without voice or typing, Wordless tools, Public matchmaking, Friendly with strangers
About the game
Lycanthropia is a browser-based social deduction game for 4 to 8 players. Where most werewolf games span several days, a match here lasts a single night: everyone publicly claims a role at dusk, the village powers act during the first full moon, the pack gathers during the eclipse, and a single elimination vote decides the outcome. A full game takes about six minutes. Its central mechanic is corrupted information. During the eclipse, the pack designates one player and falsifies whatever that player is about to learn. The result comes back reversed: No claim can ever be certain, which turns every round into an argument about how much to trust what someone says.
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First listed 1 Nov 2026. Updated 2 Nov 2026.