How does a round end?

A round ends when one team reaches 100 influence points or eliminates all members of the opposing faction.

What does sabotage do?

Sabotage lowers a player or team's rating without publicly revealing the name of the person who performed the action.

No, the gameplay requires other live players to assign roles and participate in voting.

Just the Traitor

MultiplayerUpdated: July 27, 2026

"Just the Traitor" is a browser-based trust duel with a hidden role mechanic that drops the cards and devils for on-screen objectives. The Civil War mode shifts teams constantly, so you never know who your ally is until the turn actually starts. This specific role shuffle sets it apart from other social deduction games where alignments are static for the whole match.

You click avatars to issue orders and drag resources into the treasury to save up for an upgrade. Every turn requires a decision: boost your own faction or sabotage the enemy, with the results updating the on-screen stats immediately. There are no attack buttons, so you rely entirely on dialogue and resource allocation through your mouse. Every click matters because mismanagement shows up on the leaderboard immediately.

This game targets players who enjoy psychological standoffs and hate long lobbies, specifically fans of social deduction titles. Tip: don't hoard all resources in the first minute, or you will get noticed and voted out quickly—trade small favors for loyalty instead.

FAQ

How does a round end?: A round ends when one team reaches 100 influence points or eliminates all members of the opposing faction.
What does sabotage do?: Sabotage lowers a player or team's rating without publicly revealing the name of the person who performed the action.
Can I play solo?: No, the gameplay requires other live players to assign roles and participate in voting.