Werewolf Game Generator
The classic game of deception, deduction, and survival.
How It Works
Start a Werewolf game in seconds with our free online tools.
1. Game Setup
Choose Pass & Play. Pick your player count and role set.
2. Assign Roles
Pass the phone around for players to secretly see their role, or let everyone check their own screen in Online mode.
3. Find the Werewolves
Start the round, discuss clues, and vote. Eliminate all Werewolves to win.
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This Werewolf game generator simplifies the setup. No need for cards—just assign roles instantly and let the moderator use our app to guide you through the night.
📖 How to Play
Round Structure
1. Night Phase
Werewolves choose a victim. Special roles (Seer, Doctor, Witch) perform their actions.
2. Day Phase
Everyone wakes up. Discuss who looks suspicious based on the night's events.
3. Vote
Vote to eliminate a suspect. If you catch all Werewolves, the Villagers win!
Key Roles
- Werewolf: Wakes up at night to choose a victim.
- Villager: No special powers, but your vote counts!
- Seer: Wakes up at night to learn the true identity of one player.
- Doctor: Wakes up at night to protect one player from being killed.
- Witch: Has a potion to save a victim and a poison to eliminate a player.
Why Use This Werewolf Generator?
For Large Groups
Perfect for parties of 6 to 18 players. The more, the merrier!
Balanced Setup
Automatically calculates the right number of wolves and special roles for your group size.
Free & Easy
No cards, no apps to download. Just open the browser and start playing.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Werewolf?
Werewolf is a social deduction game where players are divided into two teams: the Villagers and the Werewolves. The Werewolves try to eliminate Villagers at night, while Villagers try to deduce who the Werewolves are during the day and vote them out.
How many players do I need?
Werewolf is best played with a larger group, typically 6 to 18 players. Our generator supports flexible player counts and automatically balances the number of Werewolves and special roles.
Do we need a moderator?
Yes, a moderator is needed to narrate the game. However, our tool makes the moderator's job much easier by managing role assignments, tracking night actions, and organizing the game flow.