A phone party game with real-life alibis

One room code gets everyone into the same game

One person creates a room and prepares its tasks. Open the room, share the four-letter code, and have each friend join on their own phone. There is no account or app to install. Everyone needs internet, but a TV or console is optional. The host can take a role and play too.

This is a game for people together in the same place. Your phone shows your private role and current task, records completions, and lets you vote. The conversations happen with the people in front of you. When someone discovers a body, meet up and question where everyone was before the elimination.

Give the crew a reason to leave the sofa

Open the six-player apartment task pack, adjust the areas, and review the list. Set out the paper, pens, or other materials your chosen tasks need. A task at the kitchen table gives one player cover: count the visible cups and write the total. A job in the hallway gives another player a chance to notice who passed through.

Choose “Use these tasks in a new game,” then create a room and select “Import generated tasks” in host setup. Before you start, show the player tutorial and explain the quiet elimination rule. A dead player marks themselves dead in the app and keeps the intruder’s identity to themselves.

Intruders bluff through the same spaces as the crew. At the next meeting, a harmless task becomes an alibi the room can challenge. Sus Party counts the votes; your friends decide whose explanation deserves one more chance.