The Agency has been compromised. Each night the hidden moles burn one operative; each day the station debates and exposes a suspect. Counter-Intel works the files. Everyone has a cover story.
The Agency has been compromised. Each night the hidden moles burn one operative; each day the station debates cover stories and exposes a suspect. Counter-Intelligence works the files, and everyone — everyone — has an alibi.
Double Agent is Werewolf in a trench coat: the same delicious paranoia, re-skinned into cold-war tradecraft, with an AI handler narrating every betrayal.
4–10 players · AI-hosted · plays in the browser, no app.
How to play
Secretly, some players are Moles; everyone else is on the the Agency's side. Bigger tables add special roles. Tap your secret card to re-read your role.
NIGHT: everyone acts at once and in secret — the Moles agree on one player to burn, special roles use their power, and the rest pick who to keep an eye on. No one can tell who did what.
DAY: see who didn't survive, then discuss — there's a first (non-binding) vote, more talk, and a final vote to remove someone.
The the Agency win by removing every Moles; the Moles win once they equal the rest.
Voted out or eliminated at night? You're out of the game but can keep watching.
Frequently asked questions
How is Double Agent different from Werewolf?
Same hidden-roles engine, different fantasy: moles instead of wolves, Counter-Intel instead of the Seer, and spy-thriller narration from the AI host.
How many players does Double Agent support?
Double Agent plays with 4 to 10 players. Everyone joins from their own phone or laptop browser with a 4-letter room code.
Do I need to download an app or own a console?
No — it runs entirely in the browser. The host starts a room on aipartygames.com, players open the link, and the AI hosts the game.