Sneak & Snitch

Sneak & Snitch is a multiplayer social deduction heist. Thieves disguised as museum visitors forge paintings and swap them right under the guard's nose. The guard patrols on a Segway, spotting fakes and suspicious moves. Blend in, bluff your friends, and pull off the perfect art heist.

Forge paintings. Swap them for the real thing. Blend in before the guards catch on.

Sneak & Snitch is an online social deduction game for up to 8 players, where teams of thieves and guards battle over a museum heist. Thieves work together to steal enough value to hit their target, while the guards investigate suspicious paintings, share clues, and hunt them through the crowd.

THIEVES

Pick a painting. Open the forgery editor and paint your own copy: place the shapes, choose the background, match the colors, and get it as close to the original as you can. Swap it for the real painting while the guards are looking elsewhere and add its value to your team's haul. Steal enough as a team to reach your target and win the round.

Your cover is the crowd. Visitors wander, stop, and look at art. Move like them, use the emote wheel to act like them, and never draw attention to yourself. The moment you behave like a thief, you look like one.

THE GUARD

Patrol the museum and compare the paintings on the walls against the museum records. Found a forgery? Hit Report. The suspected thief's file is added to the Investigation Board, revealing their outfit clue by clue.

Every guard on your team sees the same investigation files, so work together, share what you know, and narrow down the suspect before they disappear into the crowd. Once you're sure, take your shot. Catch a thief and stop the heist—but choose carefully, because your team only gets a limited number of wrong shots.

Caught thieves return as ghosts and watch the chaos until the round ends.

THE FORGERY REPORT

Every round ends with the Forgery Report. See each fake beside the original, its accuracy, who made it, and whether the guard ever caught on. Undetected forgeries score for the thieves; every catch scores for the guard. Then argue about who fooled whom and go again.