Give friends from different circles a shared secret

Guests get private roles on their phones. The crew follows tasks around your home; intruders blend in and look for someone to catch alone. Nobody gets to assume their best friend is on their side.

A body discovery brings everyone to a meeting. Guests compare what they saw, defend their movements, and vote. Someone’s suspicious trip to the kitchen gives the whole table something to talk about, including the friends who just met.

Sus Party lobby with ten fictional players and a ready task list. — Ten friends. One room. Nobody has an alibi yet.

Sus Party voting screen with named players, live vote totals, and a veto option. — Compare alibis, then choose your suspect.

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Prepare before the doorbell rings

Open the ten-player house task pack. Change the guest count and rooms. Review the tasks and supply their materials.
Choose “Use these tasks in a new game,” create a room, then select “Import generated tasks” in host setup.
When everyone arrives, share the four-letter code. Each guest needs a phone browser and internet. Explain eliminations and the meeting spot before the round.

Wait for the guest list to settle before you start. Keep cake and late arrivals for a break between rounds. Once a round ends, swap stories about who fooled whom before you deal another set of roles.

Make your birthday guests defend themselves

Bring the friends, prepare the rooms, and let Sus Party hand out the secrets. Use the crew tutorial to show a task before you start. Save your best accusation for the first meeting.

Start the birthday game →Build the birthday task pack

Free browser game · No account or install · Everyone plays in the same place