5–10 players
Form governments, pass policies and work out who is lying. One player is the hidden leader, and everything is resolved on the server — nobody can peek at the deck.
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Secret Assembly is a live social deduction game you play in the browser with friends. A hidden minority knows exactly who they are; everyone else has to work it out from votes, policies and the lies people tell to explain them. Rules are resolved on the server, so nobody can peek at the deck or read anyone else's role.
If you have played Secret Hitler, Werewolf or Mafia around a table, Secret Assembly will feel immediately familiar. It is our own game with its own deck and powers rather than a copy of any of them, but the shape is the same: a hidden faction, a nervous majority, and a vote that quietly tells everyone something about you.
Five to ten. Below five there is not enough hidden information to work with, and the room will not start.
Yes, completely. There is nothing to buy, nothing to install, and you do not need an account to play — creating one just keeps your match history and stats.
No. Roles and the policy deck live on the server and are never sent to a client that should not have them, so there is nothing to find in the page source.
Usually 20 to 40 minutes, depending on player count and how much the table argues.