Feign is a role-playing game with a maximum of 12 players that takes place in a small town where innocents, imposters, and neutrals live together. You use your role at night and send a person from the village in the morning.
This multiplayer social deduction experience supports up to 12 players, challenging participants to survive and uncover hidden threats. Players receive secret roles within a small town, spending nights executing unique abilities and mornings voting to eliminate suspected imposters.
The game's most brilliant mechanic introduces the "Insane" role - an innocent character who unknowingly spreads misinformation. For example, an Insane player might believe they're an investigator while actually providing completely false intel, potentially causing the entire innocent team's downfall.
Players must carefully parse limited information, strategically communicating to achieve their hidden objectives. An imposter might subtly manipulate conversations, while an innocent player tracks suspicious behavior. Neutral roles add complexity by pursuing independent goals that could swing the game's outcome.
Unlike dense strategy games, this title allows players to quickly understand role descriptions. New participants can grasp core mechanics within a single round, making social deduction approachable for casual gamers.
Players dress characters using in-game "Feign Cookies," selecting from a variety of cute, cartoon-style outfits that enhance the playful atmosphere.
The game delivers maximum entertainment when played with a committed friend group, though public lobbies predominantly feature Turkish and East Asian players.
Best experienced with 4-6 friends who enjoy strategic communication and unexpected plot twists. Ideal for game nights seeking lighthearted competition.
Limited global player base, requires active player communication, potential repetition after multiple rounds
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