Arthur's court

Gather 5–10 friends, deal secret roles, and find the traitors among you — one phone passed around the table, fully offline.

Somewhere at this table, treachery is smiling.

Arthur's Court is a social deduction game for 5–10 players around a single iPhone — no accounts, no internet, no second device. The app deals everyone a secret character, then runs the whole night: quests, table votes, secret sabotage, and the Assassin's final strike.

HOW A GAME PLAYS • Pass the phone once — each player privately holds to peek at their character. Release, and it vanishes. • Leaders propose quest teams; the whole court votes openly. • Quest members secretly cast Success or Sabotage. One traitor's card can sink a quest. • Good wins three quests… and then must still survive the Assassin's guess at Merlin.

THE CHARACTERS Merlin sees the traitors but must stay hidden. Percival must tell the true wizard from the false Morgana. Mordred hides from Merlin's sight, Oberon trusts no one — and the Loyal Servants have nothing but their wits. Add the Lady of the Lake for mid-game loyalty investigations.

BUILT FOR THE TABLE • 5–10 players, 20–40 minutes • Pass-device privacy gates — secrets never linger on screen • Hold-to-reveal role cards that vanish when released • Interrupted? Games save on-device and resume exactly where you left off • Chronicles: every finished game recorded, with lifetime player standings • Optional discussion timer, keep-screen-awake and haptics • A guided intro for first-timers, in-game help on every step, and the full rulebook built in • 100% offline. No ads, no analytics, no data collected. Ever.

Inspired by classic hidden-role tabletop games. Best served with suspicion.