How many players do you need, and can small groups play?

It works from around 4 players and up. With a smaller group, the role mix stays simple and the rules are easy to pick up quickly; add more players and the discussion phase gets a lot livelier. Four players is a quick taster that usually settles in one or two votes, so for a proper game 5 to 7 is the sweet spot.

Are there special roles beyond Werewolf and Villager?

Yes. The browser version on this page adds a Seer (checks whether one chosen player is a Werewolf each night), a Bodyguard (protects one player from the prank each night), a Medium (learns whether the person voted home was a Werewolf) and a Traitor (a human who sides with the wolves). (This is the classic multi-round Werewolf, not One Night Ultimate Werewolf.)

Do you need a moderator who sits out?

No. Both the browser version on this page and the app run everything — dealing the roles, walking each player through the night, counting the votes — so everyone gets to play.

What happens if the vote is tied?

The tied names become the field and the whole group holds one run-off vote. If that ties as well, the person who goes home is drawn by lot from those candidates (the screen always says when it came down to a draw). The browser version runs this whole sequence for you.

On one phone, can other people see my role?

No. A hand-over screen always comes between two turns, and the role and night-action screens are cleared before the phone changes hands. At night the phone reaches players with no power in exactly the same way, so nobody can guess a role from the way it was used.

Werewolf (Mbwa Mwitu)

Hidden roles, sharp suspicion.

The classic social-deduction night game. Villagers work out who the hidden werewolves are while the wolves bluff their way through — all on one phone.

wachezaji 4–100

Mchezo huu ni wa wavuti pekee — haumo kwenye programu. Programu ya PartyAt yenyewe ina michezo 17 ya sherehe.

Cheza Mbwa Mwitu bila malipo mtandaoni — simu moja, bila mwendeshaji

Mchezo wa usiku wa kutafuta aliyejificha, unaweza kuucheza hapa hapa. Simu moja inazunguka kundi: inagawa majukumu, inampitisha kila mtu usiku wake kwa faragha, na inahesabu kura — hakuna anayelazimika kukaa nje ili kuendesha mchezo. Wachezaji 4 hadi 12, bila malipo, bila kupakua: inafanya kazi kwenye kivinjari na inaendelea kufanya kazi nje ya mtandao.

Panga mchezo

Wachezaji

Majina ya wachezaji

Majukumu

Mbwa Mwitu

Mlinzi

Mwonaji

Mtunza makaburi

Msaliti

Machaguo

Mlinzi anaweza kumlinda mtu yuleyule mara mbili

Msaliti anawajua mbwa mwitu

Mwonaji anaangalia usiku wa kwanza

Muda wa majadiliano

Programu ya PartyAt inaongeza majina ya wachezaji, vipima muda na michezo mingine mingi ya sherehe kwa simu moja.

Marafiki wako mbali? Kuna pia toleo la mtandaoni: Mbwa Mwitu mtandaoni kwenye Dokopa (kivinjari, bila malipo, simu kwa kila mtu)

Majukumu ya Mbwa Mwitu — majukumu yote 6 katika toleo hili la kivinjari

MwanakijijiWanakijiji
Hana uwezo. Watafute mbwa mwitu kwa mazungumzo na kura.
Mbwa MwituMbwa Mwitu
Usiku unamfanyia mtu mmoja mzaha, naye anarudi nyumbani. Unawajua wenzako tangu mwanzo. Hata kama mbwa mwitu ni wengi, kila usiku hufanyika mzaha mmoja tu.
Mlinzimajina mengine: Mwindaji, Mlinzi wa mwiliWanakijiji
Usiku unamlinda mtu mmoja. Uliyemlinda anabaki hata kama mzaha unamwangukia. Huwezi kujilinda mwenyewe, wala hujui kama umefanikiwa. Kama unaruhusiwa kumlinda mtu yuleyule usiku baada ya usiku ni jambo la kuchagua kwenye machaguo.
Mwonajijina lingine: Mpiga RamliWanakijiji
Usiku unamwangalia mtu mmoja na kujua kama ni "mbwa mwitu" au "si mbwa mwitu". Jibu unaliona wewe pekee. Msaliti anaonekana kama "si mbwa mwitu".
Mtunza makaburimajina mengine: Mtambuzi, Mwasiliani wa rohoWanakijiji
Usiku unaofuata baada ya kura, unajua kama aliyerudishwa nyumbani alikuwa mbwa mwitu. Jibu unaliona wewe pekee.
Msalitijina lingine: MtumishiMbwa Mwitu
Hana uwezo, lakini unashinda pamoja na mbwa mwitu. Mwonaji na Mtunza makaburi wanakuona kama "si mbwa mwitu". Kuna chaguo linalokuwezesha kujua tangu mwanzo mbwa mwitu ni akina nani.

Mpangilio unaopendekezwa kwa idadi ya wachezaji (4–12)

Wachezaji	Mbwa Mwitu	Mlinzi	Mwonaji	Mtunza makaburi	Msaliti	Mwanakijiji
4	1	−	1	−	−	2
5	1	1	1	−	−	2
6	1	1	1	−	−	3
7	2	1	1	1	−	2
8	2	1	1	1	1	2
9	2	1	1	1	1	3
10	2	1	1	1	1	4
11	3	1	1	1	1	4
12	3	1	1	1	1	5

1 = yupo, − = hayupo. Toleo la kivinjari linajipanga lenyewe kulingana na idadi mliyochagua, na kila kitu kinaweza kubadilishwa.

Jinsi ya kucheza

It's easy to learn how to play: enter the head count (4 to 12) and everyone's names, and a recommended line-up of roles is set for you. You can change the number of Werewolves and switch the Bodyguard, Seer, Medium and Traitor on or off.
The first night: pass the phone round the group so each person checks their own role in private. The Werewolves learn who their fellow wolves are, and the Seer gets a first look if that option is on.
Day: everyone talks it through and works out who the Werewolves are. There is a discussion timer, and you are free to bluff or to claim a role out loud.
Vote: the phone goes round again and each person votes in secret. Whoever collects the most votes goes home, and a tie calls a run-off vote.
Night: the phone goes round and each role acts. The Werewolves pick who gets the prank, the Bodyguard protects one person, the Seer looks into someone, and the Medium reads whoever was voted home. The phone reaches players with no power in exactly the same way, so nobody’s role shows in how they handle it.
Morning: the night is announced. If the Bodyguard’s protection landed, nobody goes home. The Villagers win once every Werewolf has gone home; the Werewolves win once their numbers equal or exceed everyone else still in.

Jinsi ya kushinda

Villagers win by sending every Werewolf home. Werewolves win once their numbers equal or outnumber everyone else still in.

Vidokezo

For a first game, the Seer usually claims the role early and shares each result — it makes it much easier for the Bodyguard to protect them.
The Bodyguard's default move is to protect the Seer who has claimed the role. Whether the same person can be protected two nights running is set in the options.
When in doubt, talk rather than go quiet. People who explain their vote get trusted; silence gets suspected.
The Traitor’s classic play is to pose as the Seer and hand out fake results — a look into you reads as "not a werewolf", so use it.

Maswali yanayoulizwa sana

How many players do you need, and can small groups play?: It works from around 4 players and up. With a smaller group, the role mix stays simple and the rules are easy to pick up quickly; add more players and the discussion phase gets a lot livelier. Four players is a quick taster that usually settles in one or two votes, so for a proper game 5 to 7 is the sweet spot.
Are there special roles beyond Werewolf and Villager?: Yes. The browser version on this page adds a Seer (checks whether one chosen player is a Werewolf each night), a Bodyguard (protects one player from the prank each night), a Medium (learns whether the person voted home was a Werewolf) and a Traitor (a human who sides with the wolves). (This is the classic multi-round Werewolf, not One Night Ultimate Werewolf.)
Do you need a moderator who sits out?: No. Both the browser version on this page and the app run everything — dealing the roles, walking each player through the night, counting the votes — so everyone gets to play.
What happens if the vote is tied?: The tied names become the field and the whole group holds one run-off vote. If that ties as well, the person who goes home is drawn by lot from those candidates (the screen always says when it came down to a draw). The browser version runs this whole sequence for you.
On one phone, can other people see my role?: No. A hand-over screen always comes between two turns, and the role and night-action screens are cleared before the phone changes hands. At night the phone reaches players with no power in exactly the same way, so nobody can guess a role from the way it was used.

Inapong'aa zaidi

Pitisheni simu moja na chezeni katika nyakati kama hizi.

Breaking the iceBreak the ice and keep the room laughing.
Big gatheringsEveryone joins in on a single phone.
When you want to outwitTalk, bluff, and read the room.
Three or four of youThe sweet spot for a small table.
Anywhere, offlineNo wifi, no signal? No problem.