Deadly Trick
Deadly Trick is a social deduction game playable with up to 8 players. Survive the death game unfolding at school under the name "Special Class." Depending on the situation or your own choices, you could become the White or the Shadow! Cooperate… or betray.
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'Deadly Trick' is a anime-style social deduction game!
Your ultimate goal is to complete the class activities and survive the deadly 'Special Class' at Lastope School.
Gather your friends and play together!
Deadly Trick is designed for 5 to 8 players.
In Deadly Trick, players choose their own roles.
Depending on your choice, you can become a kind-hearted "White" or a ruthless "Shadow"!
If you choose to be the White,
Complete the class activities and escape from the school!
If you decide to become the Shadow...
Secretly eliminate the other participants!
When an incident occurs, an investigation begins.
Players gather clues at the crime scene to figure out who the Shadow is.
During the "Class Trial" that follows the investigation, you must identify the culprit.
If you fail to pinpoint the culprit during the trial...
Everyone except the Shadow will be immediately executed.
That’s why it’s crucial to discuss thoroughly and deduce who the Black really is!
Organize the clues you’ve gathered into "statements,"
Share and review each other's statements,
and use them to advance your deductions and find the culprit!
Once you've found the culprit...
They must face the consequences!
