Hunt Up!
A social deduction game playable with 4–10 players. While the Witch tries to survive, the Judge attempts to hunt her down. Use your persuasion skills, mislead your opponents, and become the winning side.
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Hunt Up!
Hunt Up! is a social deduction game for 4 to 10 players where words and the power of persuasion collide. Gathered around a table, your role and a secret word will determine your fate.
At the heart of the game lies a secret word. While most players at the table know this word, one among them is kept in the dark. As the round begins, each player provides a brief clue to prove they know the word. However, these clues must be chosen carefully—clever enough to signal the truth to allies, but subtle enough to keep the "ignorant" player from guessing the answer.
The Judge
The ultimate authority at the table. The Judge analyzes the clues and defenses provided by other players to uncover who is lying. At the end of the round, the Judge makes the final call on who is guilty.
Character Customization
Personalize your character exactly how you want!
Key Features
Role-Specific Abilities: Harness unique powers to change the tide of the game. While the Witch sows seeds of chaos with her abilities, the Judge uses his power to maintain order.
Proximity Voice Chat: Engage with others based on your physical distance in the game world for a truly immersive experience.
Physics-Based Gameplay: Interact with every object on the table through a fully physics-driven system. Use items around you to distract others or emphasize your point.
Freedom of Expression: In this game, you have the freedom to express yourself—as much as the Judge allows, of course. Choose your strategy: describe your word through speech or by drawing.
