Werewolf, Online

Create a room and send the link. One phone each means no one glances at a neighbor’s role, and nobody waits for a device to come around.

The host creates a room and shares the room number or URL that appears.

No install, no sign-up, free. Play with 4–20 people.

If the URL doesn't reach you, the 6-character room number works too.

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3 steps to start playing

  1. ① Create a room
  2. ② Send the link to your friends
  3. ③ The host starts once everyone’s in

Use whatever call you already run — LINE, Discord, Zoom, anything. This site doesn’t have its own voice or video.

Play in person — Pass one phone around the table. Works fine with a shaky connection.

Online version — common questions

Will I get matched with strangers?
No. Only people who have the room link can join. Room codes are 6 characters (about a billion combinations), so nobody stumbles in by guessing.
Can we talk over a call while playing?
Yes. Keep your call running — LINE, Discord, Zoom, anything — and each open this page on their own phone. The site itself has no voice or chat.
What happens if someone’s connection drops?
It reconnects automatically. Reopening on the same device brings the same player back with the same role. A disconnected player is skipped when the game waits on everyone, so one person dropping doesn’t stall it.
What if the host leaves?
Host passes automatically to whoever’s been in the room longest among the players still connected. The game keeps going.
How long does a room last?
It’s deleted automatically 3 hours after the last action. Opening the same link later just means starting a new room.
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Playing with a bigger group?

This site runs 4–20 players and expects you to bring your own call — there is no chat in here. For up to 50 players, or for chat inside the app itself, there is a free app called Dokopa (a separate app).

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This site and the app are separate products — room codes don’t carry over between them.

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