The WhatsNext verdict
For Fans of social deduction party games like Werewolf and Avalon who have an established group of friends to scheme and argue with.: Rounds move swiftly while layering secret roles, mission assignments, and accusation-heavy debates that produce chaotic emergent comedy and memorable betrayals. Tradeoff: The entire experience hinges on having five or more communicative players, meaning quiet lobbies or the lack of an assembled friend group leaves little to enjoy.
What it does best
A betrayal engine that creates stories worth retelling
Approachable rules with room for clever play
The kind of party game that keeps the lobby alive
What might put you off
Needs a healthy group and active matchmaking
Online-only social play and limited free version
The setup
What you are walking into
Everybunny has a secret. Who do you trust to keep the town safe? Trust No Bunny is a 5-8 player social deduction mission game for fans of Avalon, Town of Salem, Among Us, or Werewolf, actively being developed by new studio Friendly Pixel. It's a game for thinkers, schemers, and downright liars, where guessing the traitor is only half the battle.
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