A town full of secrets
Trust No Bunny is a social deduction game where everybunny hides something. You work out who the traitors are while trying to keep the town safe. The game blends card playing with resource management, so reading the other players matters as much as reading your hand. Finding the traitors is only half the job: as innocent townsfolk you also need to complete several secondary objectives before you can win. That means a correct guess alone will not save you.
Playing together online
Rounds run as online PvP against other players, with bots available to fill out a session. The big difference from games like Werewolf or Among Us is that nobody gets voted out and sent to the sidelines. Players are never eliminated, so everybody stays in the game until the very end. You spend the whole round bluffing, watching who spends what, and deciding who to believe while your own objectives sit unfinished.
Before you start
Expect a cute, cartoony look wrapped around a game of lies and logic. There are hundreds of costumes and emotes to earn, and character customization lets you stand out at the table. The game is family friendly and tagged for casual play, but the strategy runs deeper than the fluffy art suggests. Trust No Bunny is developed by two brothers, Christian and Daniel, who keep working on it and welcome new players in their community.