Werewolves of Millhaven — play online with friends
A sleepy village hides a pack of werewolves. Each night the wolves hunt one villager; each day the village argues and lynches a suspect. The Seer sniffs out the truth. Trust no one by moonlight.
Werewolf is the classic social deduction game: a sleepy village hides a pack of werewolves, and every day the village must argue, accuse, and vote someone out before the wolves eat everyone. Normally you need a human moderator who sits out the fun — here, the AI hosts, narrates each night with fresh flavour, and runs every vote, so all of you get to play.
Join from your phones with a room code, no app or console required. Roles like the Seer keep the deduction sharp, and the AI's narration makes every game feel different.
Werewolf plays with 5 to 15 players and gets better the bigger the group — 8 to 12 is the sweet spot, where there are enough suspects to argue over. A round alternates a night phase (the wolves choose secretly) and a day phase (the village debates and votes), and a game usually runs 15–30 minutes. Short on people? Add AI bot players to reach the minimum. It works in person or over a video call — everyone sees their own secret role on their own phone, so nothing leaks.
4–15 players · AI-hosted · plays in the browser, no app.
How to play
Secretly, some players are Werewolves; everyone else is on the Village'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 Werewolves agree on one player to hunt, 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 Village win by removing every Werewolves; the Werewolves 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
Do we need a moderator to play Werewolf online?
No — the AI is the moderator. It assigns roles secretly, narrates the nights, and tallies the day votes, so every player at the table actually plays.
Is this like the Werewolf party game / Mafia?
Yes — same hidden-roles core as classic Werewolf and Mafia, with an AI narrator and a village-of-Millhaven theme. If you like One Night Ultimate Werewolf, you'll be at home.
How many players is Werewolf best with?
It runs with 5–15 players; 8–12 is ideal. More players means more suspects and richer arguments. If you're a seat or two short, AI bot players can fill in.
Can we play Werewolf remotely?
Yes. Each player's secret role shows only on their own phone, so it plays perfectly over a video call — keep the call open for voices and the game in a browser tab.
How many players does Werewolves of Millhaven support?
Werewolves of Millhaven plays with 4 to 15 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.