Demon Bluff
Demon Bluff takes that brilliant tension from social deduction games like Werewolf and turns it into a roguelike deckbuilder you can play entirely on your own. Your village has been infiltrated by demons pretending to be villagers, and it’s down to you to gather clues, spot the inconsistencies, and work out who’s actually lying before it’s too late.
The deckbuilding side adds proper replay value here. You can draft your own deck and take on a multi-part run with increasingly nasty twists, dive into a mode where you’re juggling multiple corrupted villages at once, or chip away at endless mode and the various challenges on offer. With over 100 character cards to unlock, each with their own quirks and abilities, no two runs feel quite the same.
It’s the kind of game where you’ll be second-guessing every card you flip, and that’s exactly the point. Unlock new characters, collect alternate skins and card backs, and keep sharpening your bluff-spotting skills. Just don’t forget: the cards lie.
