Ritual Night

Now this is a real treat for those of us who love a good social-deduction, mafia-esque experience. And the key thing is there are no deaths until the very end. We have two key additions to the classic formula - the need to bring together items to craft a win as the innocents, along with all the fangled ways you could think of to sabotage the item collection. And then, we have a feature to jail people who we want to get out of our way - be in innocent, or the guilty. A really fun way to keep the interrogations going, or to hear all the sob stories on the map's loudspeakers, as opposed to the defaulted proximity voice chat enabled. It's made by a small fledgling studio and the comic sans and textures can either be an endearing easter egg to you, or some corners cut. But I fully intend this to be an evening driver for socials for a long while.

The game is a fun and interesting take on social deduction games with a lot of potential. Definitely worth playing if you enjoy this genre or are just looking for a funny party game to play with a group of friends.

Very fun social deception game. Enjoy with friends or join a lobby. Either way it's a great time. Love the mini games on the barrels. Would definitely recommend.

I have been following this game for a while now and I'm glad to see it finally release! I love the art style and mini-games!

I pray to Cthulu this game gets more popularity. It's an amazing game. -Great to play with friends -Sacrificial rituals -Chaos 10/10

Great option for a game night. The lack of player deaths keeps a lot of discord in the group as people can talk and discuss throughout the game. Game length is good, easy to keep playing as theres no downtime. The art style and mini-games also have a lot of charm. The radio's voice affect is also very fun, especially with a radio being accessible while players are in jail.

Easy to learn mechanics, good controls, and great art. Mini games were fun. Clean game overall.