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Take a secret medieval faction role, investigate and bluff by day, then use powers at night to defend or seize the throne.
Released 29 Sep 2017
Whisper to the King
Put Suspects on Trial
Convert Good Players
The 3D online multiplayer game of social deduction and mischief, inspired by medieval politics and the Werewolf/Mafia (1986) genre. Gather 'round the tabletop, uniting allies of the realm with strategy to distinguish friend from foe.
Developed by PT.farm Inc., Imperium42®, LLC · Published by PT.farm Inc.






In matches of 6 to 16 players, each person is assigned a role in one of four factions: Blue Dragon, Unseen, Cult, or Neutral. Blue Dragon players seek to expose the hostile factions and defend the throne; Unseen and Cult players work to overthrow it, while the Cult can convert a good player.
The game alternates between public discussion and secret nighttime actions. By day, players share findings, whisper privately to the King, and from Day 2 can vote to put a suspect on trial, then choose execution or pardon. At night, role-specific abilities can be used to investigate, spy, occupy, conspire, or kill.
Quick, Duel, and Classic modes vary in player count and which roles or factions are included. A Log Book tracks findings and can contain deliberate misinformation; it becomes public when its owner dies. Players can also leave a Deathnote shown when they kill someone.
Players who praise the gameplay enjoy its social deduction, bluffing, and role variety, with some describing matches as unpredictable and entertaining. Several reviews also say they miss playing it, but many focus on low player activity and the difficulty of finding a match; those comments describe their experience rather than establishing current activity for all players.

| Platforms | Windows |
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| Controller required | No |
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| Website | Official website |
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