Werewolf

What is Werewolf?

A village is hiding werewolves. Each night they attack; each day the villagers argue and vote one suspect out. Werewolf Online is the narrator: it deals the secret roles, wakes the werewolves, the Doctor and the Detective in turn, announces the dawn, times the discussion and records the vote — so the whole group can play, no cards or moderator required.

Roles scale with the group (one werewolf per four players), the Detective and Doctor are optional, and the final screen reveals everyone's role along with the number of nights and eliminations.

Game setup

How to play Werewolf

1. Add every player and choose how many mafia.
2. Pass the phone: each player taps to see their secret role, then hides it.
3. Night — the host taps through: mafia choose a victim, doctor saves, detective checks.
4. Morning — the screen reveals what happened; everyone discusses.
5. Vote: tap the accused player to eliminate them.
6. Repeat night and day until one side wins.

What the screen does for you

Werewolf on AllPartyGames.com is the referee, not the whole game: it gives the host Deal roles, Wake the mafia / doctor / detective, Morning reveal, Discussion timer, Vote, Undo an accidental tap from the vote screen, while you bring one phone to pass around (this screen). Tap the ? button inside the game for these rules at any time, or 📺 for TV mode on a big screen.

How many players?

Werewolf works with 6–20 players and a typical round takes about 20–45 min. Recommended age: 10+.

Best occasions

Variations

• 🕵️ Mafia

Tips

• Agree the house rules before you start (no peeking, no phones during discussion).
• Let a non-playing host hold the phone for the smoothest game.
• Add names so the game keeps score and rotates turns fairly.

Werewolf FAQ