Liar's Ledger: Deduction Game

Werewolf for one player. A body at the mill, and one of the survivors is lying. Question the parish, weigh every story and hang the guilty by reasoning alone.

Every night in the parish of Marrowby, someone dies. Every morning, the living tell you who they are and what they saw. Some of them are lying.

Liar's Ledger is social deduction for one player: the tension of Werewolf and Mafia, with no group to gather and no luck involved. Every case can be solved by reasoning alone.

HOW A CASE PLAYS • By night, the conspiracy strikes. At dawn you learn who was killed. • By day, you question a few suspects. Each claims a role and reports what that role learned in the night. • Conspirators claim innocent roles too, and invent what they report. • Weigh every story against what you know for certain, then accuse. Hang every conspirator to win. Let them outnumber the innocent and you lose.

A DETECTIVE'S NOTEBOOK Every testimony, death and hanging is written into your ledger as it happens. Mark suspects Trusted or Suspect, and see each night's testimony side by side, so the cross-checking happens on the page, not in your head.

THE WHOLE TRUTH Win or lose, every case ends with a reveal: each suspect's true role, the conspirator's confession of what they really did each night, and how a case like this one is cracked.

A PARISH WORTH SOLVING • 68 roles across innocent, neutral and conspirator sides: Informants, Tipsters, Lookouts, Shadows, Physicians, the Untouchable, the Innkeeper and many more. • 13 chapters and a free-for-all finale, 229 cases, each introducing one new idea at a time. • Every case opens with a briefing, read aloud by a narrator. • Oil-painted portraits and a candlelit, Victorian setting. • Leave mid-case and pick up exactly where you stopped. • Plays fully offline, in portrait, in five to twenty minutes a case.

FAIR TO PLAY A guided first case teaches you the rules. No ads, no subscriptions, no timers, and no data collected.