BrumevalPlay Werewolf online for free, with a talking narrator
Brumeval is your Werewolf moderator: it deals secret roles, wakes each character at night, announces who died at dawn and runs the vote. Just put one phone in the middle of the table.
Play now →- Free, no account, no download: it runs in your browser, even offline.
- Play with as few as 3 players: the narrator adds virtual villagers who argue, accuse and vote.
- A narrator that speaks out loud, in 4 moods: classic, horror, funny and kids.
- Mixed-language groups: everyone reads their role in their own language (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic).
How to play Werewolf: the rules in 1 minute
- Each player gets a secret card: most are villagers, a few are werewolves.
- At night, everyone closes their eyes. The narrator wakes the roles one by one: the werewolves pick a victim, the Seer learns one player’s role, the Witch can save or poison.
- By day, the village finds out who was killed. Everyone debates, then votes to eliminate a suspect, whose role is revealed.
- The village wins when every werewolf is gone. The werewolves win when they equal the number of villagers.
Werewolf with 3, 4 or 5 players
The classic game needs at least 8 people. Brumeval works for small groups: auto-balanced setups, 1 to 4 virtual players with a personality (cautious, hot-headed, logical, prankster), a “lone wolf” variant, a quick 3-night game, and a 2-player mode where the narrator plays the wolves. Virtual players leave consistent clues: a wolf never defends its partner by accident…
Roles
- Werewolf
Every night, with your pack, you devour a villager. By day, you play innocent. - Seer
Every night, you discover the true nature of one player. - Witch
One healing potion, one death potion. Each can be used only once. - Hunter
If you die, you take someone down with you with one last shot. - Villager
No power, except your vote. Unmask the wolves. - Cupid
On the first night, you bind two players with love: if one dies, so does the other. - Little Girl
At night, you peek through your lashes: you glimpse two names, at least one of them a wolf. - Thief
On the first night, you may swap your card for one of the two leftover cards. - Bodyguard
Every night, you protect one player from the wolves (never the same one twice in a row). - Elder
You survive the first wolf attack. If the village eliminates you, it loses its powers. - Village Idiot
If the village votes against you, you are spared, but you can no longer vote. - Raven
Every night, you may mark a player who will have 2 votes against them at the vote.
FAQ
Is it really free?
Yes. No account, no subscription, no intrusive ads. Only a link to the original card game may earn a small commission.
Does every player need a phone?
No: one phone is enough. It is passed around so everyone can see their role, then stays in the middle of the table.
Can we play with 3 or 4 people?
Yes. Add virtual players: they get a role, talk during the debate and vote. One of them might be a werewolf.
How does the narrator avoid giving roles away?
It calls every role every night, even dead ones, with a realistic pause, in every language at the table, always in the same order.
Does it work without internet?
Yes, once the page has been opened once: add the app to your home screen and the phone’s built-in voice takes over.
What age is it for?
From about 8 years old. The “kids” mood replaces scary words with gentle ones.
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