
A vibrant co-op social deduction adventure with roguelike twists, wild abilities, monsters, and nonstop mayhem.
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About
Masters of Mayhem is a free-to-play social deduction game with roguelike twists for 4–15 players. Work together to restore abandoned facilities and contain terrifying monsters — unless you're an impostor, in which case… have fun unleashing mayhem!
At the start of each game, you'll be secretly assigned the role of Innocent or Impostor.
Only Impostors know who the other Impostors are!
Make socially strategic decisions - identify Impostors, or lie through your teeth!
As an Innocent, complete tricky and tactile tasks while being on the look out for suspicious behavior.
As an Impostor, take out Innocents while remaining undetected!
Plead your case in the voting room.
Frame others, share evidence, spread speculations and theories!
Find out the truth as voted out Impostors fall into the abyss - but beware, every Imposter can still influence the game in the afterlife!
Obtain perk rewards every match for taking part in activities or voting correctly.
Disguise yourself as a box, take on the form of another player, blast other players and much much more!
Mix and match, with up to 3 active perks allowed.
Unique perks for Innocents and Imposters.
Complete tasks (or eliminate innocents) before it's too late!
If the number of innocents and impostors becomes equal, a monster is unleashed, eating everyone in sight!
Sow mayhem! Our game is stacked with environmental hazards and tools designed to maximize the mayhem.
Social deduction at its best - read the room, deceive your friends, uncover hidden agendas.
Roguelike perks every run - mix and match abilities to create your own playstyle
4–15 players - host public and private lobbies, or use our matchmaking queue.
Proximity voice chat and text chat supported
2 maps to explore - the frozen Arctic and ancient Temple, each hiding a monster the Impostors are plotting to unleash.
Vibrant characters with unique lore, animations, and personality.
More game modes, characters, and content on the way!
Masters of Mayhem is built by Super Studios, led by industry veteran Rick Ellis (Valve, Team Fortress, Half-Life 2). Join our Discord to playtest, give feedback, and help shape the game.

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Languages: English
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I have been playing this game since early alpha/beta and it is amazing. The devs listen to their community and just keep bringing more and more great things to the game. One of the best social deduction games out there if not the best! Give it a try and see what mayhem you can cause ;)
This game must be doing something right considering I don't really like amogus. But this.. is strangely fun.
Its a fun little amog us game. Definitely better looking.
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Great time with strangers!
Fantastic launch, game gets better more you play with a good group. Smooth gameplay, looking forward to more maps.
Party style game like with imposters and innocents. Added perks to make things more mischievous and fun and during a standoff a monster mayhem happens. looking forward to more updates for the game.
Excellent game with loads of potential, hopefully it keeps improving and player number increase with time.
It's a fun take on the social deduction genre. I think the learning curve is steep since the mechanics on how to complete tasks are way different than Among Us which is fun. However, if there was a way to still see how to complete certain tasks while in-game, it would be a huge help for new players to understand.
Very fun game. The characters are extremely adorable. While there is a limited number of maps, there's a great selection of abilities to make each game feel a bit different. And it's fun to try different combinations of abilities. The community is overall friendly.
Fun game that really sucks you in. Time flies in this game. A lot of fun shenanigans in a social deducition game. Fun whether you win or lose and you get to connect with a lot of different people. :)
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