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Blood on the Clocktower is a tabletop game where players assume roles within a medieval town beset by mysterious murders. It’s notable for its intricate social deduction mechanics and emphasis on player interaction as suspects investigate and accuse one another. The game is designed for groups of 5-...
"Secret Hitler" is a social deduction tabletop game published in 2016 following a successful crowdfunding campaign. Designed by Max Temkin, Mike Boxleiter, and Tommy Maranges, the game sets players in a fictionalized 1930s liberal democracy. Participants are secretly divided into two opposing politi...
Released in 2012 and designed by Rikki Tahta, Coup is a card-based social deduction game set in a dystopian future. Accommodating two to six players, the game challenges participants to bluff, manipulate, and deduce their opponents' hidden roles to survive. Each player is secretly dealt character ca...
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What leads the Hidden Role ranking?
Blood on the Clocktower currently leads the Hidden Role results with a displayed score of 8.28/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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