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Mafia Night for your team

A table of 6 to 10 people right in the browser. The game deals the roles, runs the night and the day, and turns on the mic for whoever's turn it is. No host needed.

  • Voice and cameras built in, so there's no separate call to open
  • Only you see your role. Not even the other browsers get it
  • Phone or laptop, online or around one table in the office
Book a demoSee how it plays
  • 6–10 per table
  • runs on its own, no host
  • browser, no installs
One round at a six-player table: the night, a speech, the secret vote and the reveal

Equipos de RR. HH. en todo el mundo confían en nosotros

  • Aviatrix
  • BGaming
  • Semrush
  • Exely
  • Planner5D
  • Colvir
  • Owlcat Games
  • Enterra Soft
  • Humbleteam

ONE ROUND

Night, day, the vote

  1. 01 · Night · 30 seconds

    The town sleeps

    Cameras and mics go dark. The mafia pick a target in a secret chat, and the sheriff checks one player. Only the sheriff sees the answer.

  2. 02 · Day · 1 minute each

    Everyone makes a case

    The game announces who's gone, then hands each player the floor in turn. Only the speaker's mic is open, so nobody talks over anyone.

  3. 03 · Vote · 30 seconds

    The town decides

    A secret vote. Whoever gets the most votes is out, and the game can reveal their role. A tie gets a defense speech and a second vote.

The town wins when no mafia are left. The mafia win when they match the town in number.

ROLES

Four roles, two sides

The classic set, dealt at random. No browser holds the full deal until the game is over.

  • TOWN

    Townsperson

    Spot the mafia and vote them out during the day.

    Everyone else

  • TOWN

    Sheriff

    Checks one player each night and learns whether they're mafia.

    One per table

  • MAFIA

    Mafia

    Takes out the town by night. Sees the rest of the mafia and a secret chat.

    One or two

  • MAFIA

    Don

    Leads the mafia. When they can't agree on a target, the don decides.

    One per table

TABLE SIZE

The table fits the people

Someone always runs late, so there's no fixed ten. The game deals for whoever sits down, and the mafia are always fewer than half.

At the tableMafiaSheriffTownspeople
6Don + 113
7Don + 114
8Don + 214
9Don + 215
10Don + 216

An eleventh player watches as a spectator. More people? They play at several tables at once.

VOICE AND CAMERAS

The game holds the mic

Faces sit right at the table, so there's no second call to open. The server decides who can talk, so at night no mic can be turned on, even on purpose.

PhaseMicCamera
LobbyEveryoneEveryone
Deal and nightOffOff
MorningEveryone still inEveryone still in
SpeechesSpeaker onlyEveryone still in
Defense speechCandidate onlyEveryone still in
VoteOffEveryone still in
Out of the gameOffOff

Mic and camera start off, since someone may be in an open office. Each player turns them on when ready.

WHERE TO PLAY

Online, in the office, or inside a bigger event

One game, four ways to set it up.

  • Remote team

    A link and a name, and you're at the table. Faces and voices are inside the game.

  • One room

    Sit together and talk out loud, while phones handle the phases, the secret moves and the vote.

  • Several tables

    More than ten people? Each team gets its own table in its own room, and the games run at the same time.

  • A stage in your event

    Mafia Night fits into a program next to a quiz or an adventure. Finish the game, and the stage counts.

PRICING

The same price ladder as every game

One flat price per event, not per seat.

  • $550

    Up to 15 people

  • $1,300

    Up to 50 people

  • $1,800

    Up to 100 people

  • $3,000

    Up to 200 people

  • $6,800

    Up to 1,000 people

  • $22,500

    Up to 10,000 people

See the full ladder →

FAQ

Questions about Mafia Night

Six to ten at one table. With more people, the game splits them across several tables that play at the same time. An eleventh person at a table watches as a spectator.

No. The game deals the roles, runs the night and the day, gives each player the floor and counts the votes.

Nothing. Players join by link from a phone or laptop, and the game opens in the browser with voice and cameras inside it.

Yes. Both are off by default, because someone may be sitting in an open office. Each player turns them on when ready.

The table doesn't wait. If a mafia player disconnects at night, the game makes their move.

With one-minute speeches: 7–11 minutes for six people, 9–20 for eight and 19–26 for ten. Thirty-second speeches make it roughly half that.

The stage counts for the table once the game is finished. Which side won doesn't change the team's points.

MORE TO PLAY

Other games for your team

Talk games, board games and music, all in the browser.

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