Your sleepover has an intruder

The hallway becomes part of the mystery

A crew member checks their phone, heads to a task, and marks it complete. An intruder follows the same route with a different plan: quietly eliminate someone, then find a convincing explanation for being there. When a body is discovered, everyone still alive meets to talk and vote in the app.

The fun comes from what you catch your friends doing. Did someone follow you into the kitchen? Why did they change their story about the hallway? Tasks give people reasons to split up, so the next accusation has something behind it.

Set up a six-friend round in three shared areas

The sleepover setup starts with the living room, kitchen, and hallway. Keep sleeping rooms outside the game. Put paper and pens at the task spots, then review the generated list. Choose jobs with clear finishes: count the visible cushions, draw a clock face, or write three words that rhyme. Change the player count to match your group.

Choose “Use these tasks in a new game,” create a room, and select “Import generated tasks” in host setup. Open the room and share the four-letter code. Each friend needs a phone browser and internet. Pick the sofa or a table as your meeting spot.

Read the game rules before the first round. Explain how victims mark themselves dead and keep the intruder’s identity secret. Give eliminated players a place to watch. After the result, return to the lobby and start another round with new secret roles.