Social Deduction Sundays

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Please note that FTG has changed the table fee policy. They still charge a $5 cover fee, but it now goes toward a $5 drink and snack card valid on that day only. Also if you purchase a game at the store that is a $20 value or above, you get in free for the rest of the month, and don't have to pay the $5 cover.

We start off the night at 5:30pm to catch up with each other,. At 5:45pm a game moderator will bring any new players to the side and teach them the wonderful ways of Ultimate Werewolf - if you're new, chances are you aren't the only one! By 6:15pm most people have arrived (we have regulars who show up almost every week), and we start getting into a circle to start playing Ultimate Werewolf. We typically play 2-3 games and end around 8-9pm. Sometimes we go out to eat afterward.

Mafia (6+ Players) is a classic social deduction party game where players are secretly assigned roles as either members of the Mafia (the villains) or innocent townsfolk (the majority). The game alternates between “night” phases, where the Mafia secretly choose a victim, and “day” phases, where all players openly discuss, argue, and vote on who they believe is part of the Mafia. The goal for the Mafia is to eliminate townsfolk until they outnumber them, while the townsfolk must identify and eliminate all Mafia members before that happens.

Ultimate Werewolf (10+ Players) is a social deduction game similar to Mafia, where each player is given a secret role to play and a goal of rooting out the werewolves (if you're a villager), eating all non-werewolves (if you're a werewolf), or any of a number of independent win conditions. We play a heavily homebrewed version with a lot of custom cards, but the game is still relatively easy to pick up and start playing!

Witch Hunt (7-22 Players) is about a village plagued by witches, with players split between the Villagers and the Witches. Unlike other hidden-role games, when players are eliminated, they stay active in the game as “Demons or Angels,” influencing outcomes and keeping everyone engaged until the end. Each role has a unique ability, and roles are assigned independently of team alignment, so roles can change teams between rounds. Some versions introduce special roles that add variety and depth to the game.

Secret Hitler (5-10 Players) is a game set in pre-WWII Germany, where players are secretly divided into two teams: Liberals and Fascists, with one Fascist secretly playing as Hitler. Each round, players elect a President and Chancellor who must enact a policy, but only the Fascists know each other’s identities, while the Liberals are left guessing who to trust. The Liberals win by passing five Liberal policies or assassinating Hitler, while the Fascists win by passing six Fascist policies or electing Hitler as Chancellor after three Fascist policies have been enacted. Some versions introduce special roles that add variety and depth to the game.

If you have any questions please feel free to send a message and we'd be happy to help. See you there!