Werewolf
The rules of Werewolf with the app assisting the game master: night, morning, vote, and the roles (Seer, Witch, Hunter, Cupid, White Werewolf…).
- 6–19 players
- 30–60 min
- A phone
- No alcohol
Game rules
Werewolf is a bluffing game where two teams clash: the Villagers and the Werewolves. Some roles play alone.
The Game Master
One person runs the game without playing. They keep the phone: pick them in the player list, they get no role.
Night
All players close their eyes. The Game Master wakes the roles in the order shown by the app and enters their choices. The Werewolves pick a victim together, never another wolf.
Morning
The Game Master announces the night's deaths, who reveal their role. A Hunter who dies immediately shoots a player. If a Lover dies, the other dies of grief.
The Vote
The survivors debate, then vote. The most designated player is eliminated and reveals their role. In case of a tie, the tied players are voted on again; if it is still a tie, nobody is eliminated.
The Dead
They can no longer speak or influence the living.
The Village wins when every Werewolf and solo role is eliminated. The Werewolves win when only wolves are left alive (and no solo role). The White Werewolf wins if they are the last survivor, the Flute Player when every living player is charmed, and two Lovers from different teams if they are the last two alive.
Frequently asked questions
How many players for Werewolf?
From 6 to 19 people: at least 5 players, plus the Game Master who runs the game without playing.
How long does a game last?
30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of players and how long the debates run.
Do you need role cards?
No. The app deals the roles in secret on the phone and tells the Game Master the waking order during the night.
Who wins at Werewolf?
The Village wins when every Werewolf and solo role is eliminated, the Werewolves when only wolves are left. The White Werewolf and the Flute Player play for themselves.