Town Sleeps
Mafia for 5–20 friends: the phones deal roles and run the night. No ads.
Sudarev
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Description
Town Sleeps is the classic party game of Mafia for friends around one table, and nobody has to sit out as the host. The phones secretly deal the roles, run the night, announce the morning and hold the secret vote. You only argue, accuse and hunt for the Mafia. Free, no ads, no purchases.
Roles and eras
- 14 roles with hand-drawn noir cards: Citizen, Mafia, Don, Doctor, Detective, Maniac, Lover, Bodyguard, Sheriff, Journalist, Jester, Witness, Werewolf, Kamikaze.
- 8 eras: modern city, 1920s Chicago, ancient kingdom, Middle Ages, Wild West, cyberpunk, space station and pirates.
- Male or female card, and a story for every character with a quirk of that night that works as a clue.
One table, any way you like
- One phone passed around the circle, for a small party with a single device.
- Everyone on their own phone over Wi‑Fi or a hotspot, no internet needed; join by code or QR.
- Over the internet by code, or a quick online game with random players: ready-made phrases instead of free chat, a bot takes the seat of anyone who leaves, and the game goes on even if the host quits.
- A tablet can be the shared screen of the table.
Detective mode (solo)
- Solve murder cases: suspects argue and slip up on their alibis.
- A new Case of the Day for the whole world, with a streak.
- Reverse Case: play the killer and try not to get caught.
How a round goes
- Night: everyone taps on their phone, citizens too, so nobody can tell who made a real move.
- Morning: the app tells what happened, in the voice of a narrator.
- Day: speeches, discussion, a secret vote, defence speeches and a re-vote on a tie.
8 languages: English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Turkish, Indonesian. Music, sounds and a narrator voice. 5 to 20 players.
Questions and ideas: [email protected] by Sudarev · sudarev.app
What’s inside
- 14 noir-style roles, a male or female card for each
- 8 eras: from modern city and Chicago to space and pirates
- At night everyone taps — nobody can tell who chose what
- One phone passed around, Wi‑Fi without internet, or online
- Quick online game with random players; the game survives the host leaving
- Detective mode: Case of the Day and Reverse Case
- Secret voting with a re-vote on a tie
- Narrator voice, music and sounds
- 8 languages, 5 to 20 players
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App privacy
No ads · No purchases
No ads, analytics or tracking. Name, card, language and history stay on the phone. Over Wi‑Fi phones talk directly. Over the internet room messages pass through Supabase only for the game; hidden data is encrypted. A quick online game shows only a nickname and ready-made phrases. The AI narrator sends the era and eliminated players’ names (Supabase → Anthropic) and keeps nothing.
Information
- Developer
- Sudarev
- Category
- Party
- Age rating
- 12+
- Languages
- Russian, English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Turkish, Indonesian
- Platforms
- Web: available · iPhone: testing · Android: testing · Mac: soon
- Size
- n/a
- Price
- Free · No ads · No purchases
- Modes
- Wi‑Fi, Online, Shared screen
- Works offline
- Yes
Questions & answers
Do we need a host?
No, the phones run the game: they deal roles, run the night, announce the morning and count the votes.
How many players do we need, and how many phones?
From 5 to 20 players. Everyone can use their own phone, or pass a single phone around the circle (“One phone” mode).
Do I need the internet?
No: play on one phone, or over Wi‑Fi or a hotspot. The internet is only needed for rooms by code from afar, the quick online game and the AI narrator.
What if the host leaves the online game?
The game does not end: another player’s phone takes over the table, everyone reconnects, and a bot takes the place of whoever left.
Is it safe to play with strangers?
Online there is no free chat — only ready-made phrases — and players appear under nicknames. Every player can be reported or blocked.
Is it free?
Yes. Everything is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases. There is no sign-in either.
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