Dawson Oaks Trailer Park

Players take on one of three sides in a multiplayer trailer park: suspects with secret roles, a Supervisor watching for crimes, or a Snitch embedded among the suspects. Proximity voice chat makes nearby conversations part of the social guessing game.

Each of the 11 suspect roles has urges players must satisfy to maintain their sanity without drawing attention. Their activities can include dealing drugs, gambling, cooking moonshine, or pulling pranks, giving players different reasons to act suspiciously.

The Supervisor watches players and uses gathered information to call the police on suspects, while the Snitch secretly tracks behavior and reports back. Suspects can call meetings and vote on who they believe is the Snitch; identifying the Snitch lets them take control.

Reviewers often enjoy the game's goofy roleplay and unpredictable social deception, especially when role-specific urges make everyone seem suspicious and proximity chat turns conversations into clues. Many describe it as a particularly entertaining group game, though some also enjoy public lobbies; experiences with those lobbies are mixed, with some reviewers reporting disruptive or toxic behavior.