About suspect.town
A note from Hanzee
I believe the best social deduction games come from the person running them. The same roles play completely differently in different hands, and that creativity is what keeps a game unique and worth coming back to.
So I built suspect.town to give moderators as many tools as I can, and the freedom to take the game in their own direction. Build your own community, visit other people’s, and find the style that fits you.
I also care a lot about the people at the table. Games should be fun, fair, and welcoming, especially for someone playing for the first time.
So please use these games to lift each other up and make friends along the way. Keep it kind toward the real people behind every role, because personal attacks never belong at the table. You deserve to feel safe wherever you play. If a group ever doesn’t feel right, it’s always okay to step away and find the one that does.
Hanzee, founder of Glitch Arcade
Built for moderators
The moderator is the heart of every game here. suspect.town gives you the tools to run it your way:
- Pick from nearly a hundred roles and save the setups you like.
- Set the pace of each day and night, pause when the table needs a moment, and step in when a player stalls.
- Run the whole game from a laptop or from your phone.
We keep adding tools, and moderators shape what comes next.
Your community, your way
Communities grow around the people who host them. A group of regulars plays with a moderator they trust, and they usually gather somewhere like Discord.
suspect.town is not here to replace that. Your community stays yours. This is the table where the game gets played.
Players are free to explore too. Nobody should be stuck in one community or one style of play. Try another group, another moderator, another kind of game.
Safe and welcoming
Every group has its own style, and moderators and their communities decide how their games feel. A few shared ground rules keep every room a good place to play. You can find them in our Terms.
Every player can report, block, or simply leave. Real people review every report. The Support page shows how.
New players matter most to us. Our goal is that you always know what kind of table you are joining, and that nobody ever feels unsafe or unwelcome for showing up to play.
About Glitch Arcade
Glitch Arcade is a small independent studio making games you play together, in the browser and around the table.
Ideas, questions, or a community you want to tell us about? Reach us through our contact page.