We Love It's Guide to…
At a four-player bar table, bluff through cards, hidden-dice bids, poker, and slots, where failed calls can cost your life.
Released 02 Oct 2024
Bluff With Cards
Bid on Hidden Dice
Risk Russian Roulette
Dive into this multiplayer online experience set in a sketchy bar where the games are as dangerous as the patrons. Join a table of 4 and test your skills in Liar's Dice and Liar's Deck, where lying and bluffing are key to victory. Ready for a night at Liar's Bar?
Developed by Curve Animation · Published by Curve Animation
Liar's Bar is an online, first-person game for up to four players, seated together as they play high-stakes bar games. Players try to read their opponents, bluff convincingly, and decide when a claim is worth challenging.
In Liar's Deck, players place cards face down and declare their value; a challenge can expose a lie, with the loser risking Russian roulette. In Liar's Dice, players bid on the total of hidden dice and can challenge the previous bid; the loser takes poison, and two doses eliminate them.
Other modes include poker-style rounds where players bet bullets or fold, and a slots game where players claim how many hearts they spun. Each mode has its own bluffing and risk rules, and players compete to be the last one standing or, in slots, to use a high-score execution when eligible.
Many reviewers enjoy the bluffing and mind games, especially when playing with friends: reading claims, calling bluffs, and reacting to risky outcomes often leads to laughter and chaotic voice-chat sessions. Some also find public matches entertaining, though reviews differ on how easy it is to find a good lobby. Recurring criticisms include AI-generated character voices, cheating and matchmaking problems, and bugs or slow rounds; some players also say the game becomes repetitive after trying its modes.
Step into Liar's Bar, the most twisted and thrilling hangout in town. This isn't your average pub – it's a den of lies, deception, and mind games. Grab a seat at a table of four and immerse yourself in the ultimate first-person multiplayer online experience where cunning and trickery are the name of the game.
Players take turns playing a card face down and declaring its value. The value should match the table’s value. (e.g., "King" or "Queen").
When a player lays down a card, they might be lying about its value. If you suspect a lie, you can call their bluff.
If someone’s bluff is called and they were lying, they must play a round of Russian Roulette. Surviving one bullet out of 6 rounds of shells means you stay in the game; failing means game over for you.
After Russian Roulette is played, the cards are reset, and the game continues.
Roll your dice. No one can see your roll, but everyone’s watching your next move.
On your turn, make a bid predicting the total number of dice on the table, showing a specific face (e.g., "There are five 3’s"). The next player must either raise the bid by increasing the number of dice or the face value (e.g., "There are six 4’s") or challenge the previous bid.
Think someone’s lying? Challenge their bid! The loser drinks a bottle of poison.
Drink two bottles, and you’re out! The last one alive wins!
This is Texas Hold’em- but you bet bullets, not chips.
On your turn, Call to add a bullet or Fold and pull the trigger with what you’ve already bet. Every round raises the risk. Once per game, Coward’s Fold allows you to escape in your first turn by pulling the trigger with only one bullet.
As bullets are added, shared cards are revealed one by one until the final showdown.
Once per game, you may Switch, swapping one of your cards before the table is fully revealed.
You can also go All-In, forcing everyone to bet everything or fold and face the gun.
Players take turns spinning the slots and declaring how many Hearts they’ve got (1, 2, 3, or JACKPOT if all four match). One slot is always visible to everyone, bluff wisely.
Think someone’s lying? Call LIAR. If the claim is false, the player faces Death Spin. No Heart means instant death. If they survive, their last claim’s points are removed and the game continues.
Reach 5 points to unlock EXECUTE. Only the single highest-scoring player can use it to instantly kill the lowest-scoring player (chosen at random if there is a tie).
Each player has a one-time opportunity to use DOUBLE SPIN, allowing them to spin twice in a single turn. Timing it right can change everything.
Engaging multiplayer online experience
Thrilling bar games focused on lying and deception
Unique characters with captivating backstories
Regular updates with new games and characters
Immersive bar simulation
Every night, nine regulars bet their lives at this table — their pasts are murmured at the next.
Discover their whispered stories in Table Stories, available from the main menu.
Stay updated with the latest news and sneak peeks by following us on social media.
Don't miss out on the action!
Grab a seat, order a drink, and get ready to lie!
| Platforms | Windows |
|---|---|
| Age ratings |
|
| Players | 4 |
| Play modes |
|
| Other modes |
|
| Multiplayer | Liar's Bar is an online multiplayer game centered on table-based bluffing games. The store description states players join a table of 4, and multiple reviews consistently describe it as a 4-player game. It supports public lobbies with random players, private play with friends, voice and text chat, spectating after elimination, ranked play, and player-hosted sessions. |
| Multiplayer & mods | Reviews mention cheat mods and a local anti-cheat mod. Mods appear to affect multiplayer integrity rather than add supported multiplayer features. |
| Controller required | No |
| DRM / EULA |
|
| Content notices |
|
| AI disclosure | The character voices used in the game were generated by artificial intelligence. |
| AI disclosure categories |
|
