VOCABLUFF

is an online social deduction game for 3–8 players built around words, bluffing, deception, and voice communication.

Gather around the table, get your information, and try to figure out who among you is hiding their true role.

The catch? You can't reveal too much.

Every answer matters. Every hesitation can look suspicious. Someone might know exactly what they're talking about — or they might simply be bluffing well enough to survive another round.

BLUFF, LISTEN, AND READ THE ROOM

VOCABLUFF is all about real people interacting with each other.

Talk, lie, question other players, watch their reactions, and decide who you can trust.

The hidden-role player must blend in, learn from the conversation, and avoid exposing themselves while everyone else tries to identify them.

Sometimes the smallest hesitation is enough to make the whole table suspicious.

CARD PACKS BUILT AROUND WORDS

Card packs are at the heart of every round.

Each pack contains different themes and words that create new conversations, situations, and opportunities to bluff.

Official packs include different styles of content, from the standard Base pack to more humorous and youth-oriented sets.

Different packs can completely change the tone of a match and keep rounds feeling fresh.

CREATE YOUR OWN CARD PACKS

Custom card packs are also part of the vision for VOCABLUFF.

Planned Steam Workshop support will allow players to create their own packs, choose themes, add custom words, publish them, and play them with friends.

That means the community will be able to create entirely new sets of situations, jokes, references, and challenges long after release.

FAST SOCIAL DEDUCTION ROUNDS

Rounds last around 1–3 minutes, keeping matches fast and giving you plenty of opportunities for rematches, risky plays, and completely different situations.

No two groups behave the same way, which means the players themselves create the most unpredictable moments.

A BAR BUILT FOR SOCIAL CHAOS

The game takes place in a small, atmospheric 3D bar viewed entirely from a first-person perspective.

Between rounds, players can hang out, interact with the environment, explore the bar, sing karaoke, dance, have a beer, smoke a cigarette, or simply mess around with friends before the next round begins.

These activities are there to make the bar feel like a real social space without taking attention away from the main game.