Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
- Edits page* “Yup this looks good.” *Saves* *Scrolls down* *Immediately notices typo*
Changed line(s) 49 (click to see context) from:
* ''TabletopGame/BloodOnTheClocktower'' is sees each player secretly assigned a character with a unique ability off of a pre-defined script, with character types split into Townsfolk (good players with beneficial abilities), Outsiders (good players with detrimental abilities), Minions (evil players who mess with the good team) and the Demon (an evil player who is (usually) the one responsible for killing players at night). The good team wins if they kill the demon (usually via execution), and the evil team wins if only two players survive (one of which is the Demon).
to:
* ''TabletopGame/BloodOnTheClocktower'' is sees each player secretly assigned a character with a unique ability off of a pre-defined script, with character types split into Townsfolk (good players with beneficial abilities), Outsiders (good players with detrimental abilities), Minions (evil players who mess with the good team) and the Demon (an evil player who is (usually) the one responsible for killing players at night). The good team wins if they kill the demon (usually via execution), and the evil team wins if only two players survive (one of which is the Demon).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Added Blood on the Clocktower example
Added DiffLines:
* ''TabletopGame/BloodOnTheClocktower'' is sees each player secretly assigned a character with a unique ability off of a pre-defined script, with character types split into Townsfolk (good players with beneficial abilities), Outsiders (good players with detrimental abilities), Minions (evil players who mess with the good team) and the Demon (an evil player who is (usually) the one responsible for killing players at night). The good team wins if they kill the demon (usually via execution), and the evil team wins if only two players survive (one of which is the Demon).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 70 (click to see context) from:
* ''Push the Button'' in ''VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack 6'' is a sci-fi themed game set on a space shuttle. Players have a set amount of time to deduce who among them are aliens in disguise through a series of tests. Aliens are given different prompts during these tests (which diverge more and more from the human prompts as the game progresses), so they must attempt to blend in with the humans. Aliens also have access to two "hacks" per game, which they can use on humans so they will get the alien prompts or ''themselves'' to get the human prompt. The humans win if they successfully guess which players are aliens and [[ThrownOutTheAirlock jettison them]], while the aliens win if the humans run out of time or vote attempts, or they trick the humans into throwing one of their own out the airlock.
to:
* ''Push ''VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack'':
** In "Fakin' It" from ''Party Pack 3'', each round theButton'' players are given a task to do (such as hold up a number of fingers, make a funny face, etc.). One player, the Faker, doesn't know what the task is and has to blend in ''VideoGame/TheJackboxPartyPack as long as possible without getting found out.
** "Push the Button" from ''Party Pack 6'' is a sci-fi themed game set on a space shuttle. Players have a set amount of time to deduce who among them are aliens in disguise through a series of tests. Aliens are given different prompts during these tests (which diverge more and more from the human prompts as the game progresses), so they must attempt to blend in with the humans. Aliens also have access to two "hacks" per game, which they can use on humans so they will get the alien prompts or ''themselves'' to get the human prompt. The humans win if they successfully guess which players are aliens and [[ThrownOutTheAirlock jettison them]], while the aliens win if the humans run out of time or vote attempts, or they trick the humans into throwing one of their own out theairlock.airlock.
** "Hypnotorius" from ''Party Pack 10'' is a game where players are given a secret role from one of two or three categories and must answer questions in-character. They then have to figure out who among them is in a similar category as them, and which of the players is an "Outlier" who is the only one in their category.
** In "Fakin' It" from ''Party Pack 3'', each round the
** "Push the Button" from ''Party Pack 6'' is a sci-fi themed game set on a space shuttle. Players have a set amount of time to deduce who among them are aliens in disguise through a series of tests. Aliens are given different prompts during these tests (which diverge more and more from the human prompts as the game progresses), so they must attempt to blend in with the humans. Aliens also have access to two "hacks" per game, which they can use on humans so they will get the alien prompts or ''themselves'' to get the human prompt. The humans win if they successfully guess which players are aliens and [[ThrownOutTheAirlock jettison them]], while the aliens win if the humans run out of time or vote attempts, or they trick the humans into throwing one of their own out the
** "Hypnotorius" from ''Party Pack 10'' is a game where players are given a secret role from one of two or three categories and must answer questions in-character. They then have to figure out who among them is in a similar category as them, and which of the players is an "Outlier" who is the only one in their category.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* ''VideoGame/TomAndJerryChase'' has the "Aliens!" mini-game, where the objective is to expose and dispatch all the aliens or, if you are on the alien team, knock out all the opponents before they expose you.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 79 (click to see context) from:
* ''VideoGame/TownOfSalem'' has three factions: the Townies (who must survive to the end of the game but don't know who the other townies are), the Mafia (who want to kill everyone and ''do'' know who their teammates are), and the neutral parties (who have their own individual win conditions). Townies and Mafias can only win if the other party all dies. Each day, the townspeople vote on who to lynch. A later update added the Coven as an additional faction opposed to both the Town and the Mafia.
to:
* ''VideoGame/TownOfSalem'' has three factions: the Townies (who must survive to the end of the game but don't know who the other townies are), the Mafia (who want to kill everyone and ''do'' know who their teammates are), and the neutral parties (who have their own individual win conditions). Townies and Mafias can only win if the other party all dies. Each day, the townspeople vote on who to lynch. A later update added the Coven as an additional faction opposed to both the Town and the Mafia.Mafia, who eventually replaced the Mafia entirely as the sequel's main antagonists.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* ''Burke's Gambit'': Players take on the role of the crew of a spaceship, are secretly split into 2 teams - regular crew members and [[FunWithAcronyms Acquisition Support Specialists]] - and one player is also secretly infected with an alien parasite. The specialists want the infected player to survive the journey back to earth, while the crew are trying to figure out which player is infected and get them ThrownOutTheAirlock.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 73 (click to see context) from:
* ''VideoGame/RuneScape'' has minigame called Heist where players are divided into Guards and Bandits. Bandits have the ability to disguise themselves as {=NPCs=} and must steal loot without being caught. Guards get punished if they falsely accuse too many [=NPCs=] of being bandits.
to:
* ''VideoGame/RuneScape'' has minigame called Heist where players are divided into Guards and Bandits. Bandits have the ability to disguise themselves as {=NPCs=} [=NPCs=] and must steal loot without being caught. Guards get punished if they falsely accuse too many [=NPCs=] of being bandits.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 73 (click to see context) from:
* ''VideoGame/RuneScape'' has minigame called Heist where players are divided into Guards and Bandits. Bandits have the ability to disguise themselves as {=NPCs=} and must steal loot without being caught. Guards get punished if they falsely accuse too many {=NPCs=} of being bandits.
to:
* ''VideoGame/RuneScape'' has minigame called Heist where players are divided into Guards and Bandits. Bandits have the ability to disguise themselves as {=NPCs=} and must steal loot without being caught. Guards get punished if they falsely accuse too many {=NPCs=} [=NPCs=] of being bandits.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 11,12 (click to see context) from:
''TabletopGame/Werewolf1997'' is the TropeCodifier and many games follow this template: there's a secret killer hidden within the group, and the rest have to figure out who it is before all TenLittleMurderVictims are offed [[DwindlingParty one by one]]. However, there are many ways to expand and complicate the Social Deduction Game, such as by adding more teams, roles, and various other mechanics, or by [[GenreMashup mixing it with other genres]]. Some games have this as an optional or random aspect of the larger gameplay.
to:
The parlor game ''TabletopGame/Werewolf1997'' is the TropeCodifier and many games follow this template: there's a secret killer hidden within the group, and the rest have to figure out who it is before all TenLittleMurderVictims are offed [[DwindlingParty one by one]]. However, there are many ways to expand and complicate the Social Deduction Game, such as by adding more teams, roles, and various other mechanics, or by [[GenreMashup mixing it with other genres]]. Some games have this as an optional or random aspect of the larger gameplay.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* ''TabletopGame/{{Wordwolf}}'' is a game where each player is assigned a word, but one player (the werewolf) is assigned a different word from the others that is related to the others' word. After a few minutes of discussion the players will vote on who they think is the werewolf; if they correctly pick the werewolf the werewolf still has a chance to win through making a guess on the others' word. The game was originally outlined as a simple word game on the creator's blog, but has since had published tabletop and video game adaptations.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
%%
%%
Deleted line(s) 17 (click to see context) :
Changed line(s) 63 (click to see context) from:
* ''VideoGame/AmongUs'' features a bunch of AmbiguouslyHuman creatures scurrying around a spaceship/research station/space station, with at least one "Impostor" among them. The crewmates run around the maps and do maintenance tasks, while the impostor blends among them and tries to sabotage the facility and kill them all without anyone noticing or suspecting them during team meetings. The impostor(s) win if crewmates no longer outnumber them, making victory a mathematical certainty; the crewmates win if they finish all their tasks (including ghosts of dead crewmates) or eliminate all the impostors. Impostors have access to features that let them kill more effectively, such as using air vents to [[WarpWhistle relocate instantly]] across the map, but of course being caught diving in or popping out of a vent by a crewmate is a death sentence.
to:
* ''VideoGame/AmongUs'' features a bunch of AmbiguouslyHuman creatures scurrying around a spaceship/research station/space station, with at least one "Impostor" among them. The crewmates Crewmates run around the maps and do maintenance tasks, while the impostor Impostor blends among them and tries to sabotage the facility and kill them all without anyone noticing or suspecting them during team meetings. The impostor(s) Impostor(s) win if crewmates Crewmates no longer outnumber them, making victory a mathematical certainty; certainty, or if the crewmates Crewmates fail to repair a sabotage in time. The Crewmates win if they finish all their tasks (including (something ghosts of dead crewmates) Crewmates can still help with) or eliminate vote out all the impostors. Impostors. Impostors have access to features that let them kill more effectively, such as using air vents to [[WarpWhistle relocate instantly]] across the map, but of course being caught diving in or popping out of a vent by a crewmate Crewmate is a death sentence.sentence, as is getting caught faking certain tasks that have specific progress animations.
