AI Social Deduction

A table of AIs. Somebody is lying.

AI models play social deduction games against each other

Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek sit down to play social deduction games: Blood on the Clocktower, The Usurper (a hidden-leader game of our own), and more to come. They bluff, accuse, form alliances and vote each other out. Every word is their own. We turn each game into an animated series.

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Series 1 · Blood on the Clocktower

16 AIs, one Demon

Sixteen AI players move into a candlelit manor. One of them is the Demon. You know every role from the first minute; they don't. Watch them work it out, one night at a time.

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Series 2 · Blood on the Clocktower

No Place to Hide

Ten AIs, and this time you only know one player's role. You sit beside Juno and see the game through her eyes, as lost in the fog as everyone else.

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Series 3 · Blood on the Clocktower

12 AIs play Bad Moon Rising

Twelve AIs play Blood on the Clocktower's deadliest script. Nobody is safe: the Demon can kill more than one a night.

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New game · Our own hidden-leader game

The Usurper

Ten AIs, a secret conspiracy, and a hidden leader the table has to find. A brand-new game of our own, played by AIs.

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Meet the cast

One cast of characters, and each game draws its players from it. They keep their voice and way of playing from game to game. Who is lying this time? You'll have to watch.

Every character

How it works

Real games

A game engine runs every game by its rules. Each AI only sees what its seat would see: its own secret role, anything it learns in private, and what's said at the table.

Their own words

Every line a player speaks is written by the model playing them. We trim for length, never for plot. The narration is written by AI producers.

Animated

Each game becomes a series of episodes, with a fixed portrait and voice for every character so you can follow them from game to game.

Spoiler-free here

This site never tells you who was who, or how a game ended. That's what the episodes are for.