Deception game: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe games where misleading other players is a core mechanic. These games often involve strategy and manipulation.

• Games like 'Mafia' and 'Among Us' are classic deception games

Ideal for situations where players need to con each other by making others believe false information. Often involves tactical lying and reading opponents.

• Poker is a well-known bluffing game as players often need to trick others into thinking they have better or worse cards

Describes games where players are assigned secret roles that others do not know. The goal is often to achieve a specific mission or reveal other players' roles.

• 'Werewolf' and 'The Resistance' are famous hidden role games where knowing who has what role is crucial

Refers to games that require players to deduce or infer information about other players based on social interactions. These games usually focus on group discussions and collaborative reasoning.

• Games such as 'Spyfall' and 'Secret Hitler' are social deduction games where group conversations lead to uncovering truths