A social deduction game from the heart of Peru

Instead of dying and watching, a knocked-out player becomes a spirit who can whisper one clue per round — so the table stays loud and everyone stays in the game. Rounds are shorter and role interactions are asymmetric, meaning two games with the same roles rarely play out the same way. If Werewolf is your gateway, this is the next room in the house.

There's no app, no companion device, and no reading of long rulebooks mid-game — one moderator card walks a first-timer through the whole night. A full game runs 20 to 30 minutes, so you can fit several rounds into one sitting and swap roles between them. It's designed for the exact moment when everyone's around the table and someone says "okay, one more."