What Get Stuffed! is
Get Stuffed! is an asymmetrical multiplayer social horror game where up to 16 players take on one of three role categories: Killer, Antagonist, or Victim. Each category wins in a completely different way. Victims have to finish the map's objectives and reach an exit. Antagonists work on their own personal goals. Killers share a single objective: kill everyone. Because the roles interact with each other and an event system shakes things up, no two matches play out the same way. The tone stays loose — the game carries the humor of FAT BOMB STUDIOS' earlier titles and doesn't take itself too seriously, even with the gore and violence on offer.
How your group plays together
Everyone in your Discord can jump in, since the game is free to play with no cost of entry. Matches run with up to 16 players, so a decent-sized group can fill a lobby. Roles are split unevenly on purpose: the killers stand out visually from everyone else and hunt the rest, antagonists pursue objectives of their own — the cultist collects blood to summon the great devourer, the hitman completes hits on other players before setting off a tactical nuke — and victims scramble to escape. There are 7 antagonist roles currently, with more planned, plus a variety of killers each with a unique playstyle. Victim roles are Runner, Medic, and Engineer. Player-hosted servers mean your group handles moderation itself, which is the stated way to deal with cheating, toxicity, or co-workers.
What to know before starting
Victims complete map objectives to open an exit, and those objectives change per map — scanning radioactive rocks, solving word puzzles, and more. Each map has its own theme and its own escape requirement. To help with that, victims search containers for scrap and spend it on items, perks, or constructions placed on specialized nodes. Dying doesn't put you on the sidelines: spectating players can still interact with the world, either helping or hindering the living, so there's no reason to tab out. Expect stylized gore and violent combat in a first-person shooter frame, with a dystopian and horror-flavored setting.