About
About Sus Party
Your living room becomes the meeting point. The hallway becomes a place for an alibi. Sus Party is a free social deduction game that uses your real space, with phone browsers to keep the round together.
The rooms give you something to suspect
A task sends a player to a particular room. An intruder needs a reason to be there too. At the next meeting, the group compares what it saw with what each person claims. Tasks, movement, and in-person observations give the accusations somewhere to start.
Each phone keeps the role private, displays tasks, and accepts votes. Sabotage cards add pressure. You choose the areas and materials, then decide together who to trust. Use it for a house party, a group rental, or an Among Us-inspired birthday game.
How it's built
Sus Party is a React PWA on the front-end and a Flask + Socket.IO server on the back-end, with everything coordinated through 4-character room codes. There's an optional Sonos connector that runs on your local Wi-Fi so reactor alarms and meeting bells play through real speakers.
- Source: github.com/siacavazzi/amogus
- Sonos connector: github.com/siacavazzi/amogus-sonos-connector
Why it's free
Sus Party is free, with no accounts or ads. The server stores task lists, game records, and player IDs that support the game.
The host browser supplies a source category and an entry page when it creates a room. Aggregate counters show which pages lead to playable games. These counters exclude raw referrer URLs, search terms, and third-party analytics scripts.
Not affiliated with Innersloth
Sus Party is an independent social deduction party game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Innersloth or Among Us.
Get involved
Bug reports, feature ideas, and "I played this with 14 people and here's what broke" stories are all welcome. Open an issue or PR on GitHub.