Werewolf is Mafia with a village theme: a few werewolves hide among villagers, kill someone each night, and the village votes each day to find them. Published versions like Ultimate Werewolf add dozens of special roles.
One Night Ultimate Werewolf squeezes the idea into a single ten-minute round, which makes it a great warm-up at a game night.

Hunt the werewolves in your village before they eat everyone.
Know each other and pick a villager to eliminate each night.
The majority, trying to find the werewolves through discussion and votes.
A villager who secretly learns one player's role each night.
Runs the game, wakes roles at night and reveals what happened.
Deal one role card per player, face down. Use about one werewolf for every four or five players.
Night: everyone closes their eyes. The moderator wakes the werewolves to choose a victim, then the Seer to check one player.
Day: the moderator reveals who was eliminated. The village discusses and votes to eliminate a suspect.
Repeat until one side wins.
One Night version: there's only one night, roles may be swapped while players sleep, and the whole table votes once at the end.
Seer: don't reveal yourself too early, or you'll be the next night's target.
In One Night Werewolf, claim your role early. The game is short, so information matters more than silence.
Upcoming SyncTrip board-game and social deduction nights. Most people come alone.
Yes, it's the same core game with a different theme. Werewolf versions usually add more special roles.
A one-round version for 3–10 players that takes about ten minutes, with no moderator needed thanks to an app.
Join a SyncTrip game night (upcoming ones are listed on this page) or post your own Werewolf night on the app and let people nearby join.