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Scam Line
Scam Line is a 4–8 player social deception game where your party will face different challenges. Become a liar, a manipulator, a cheater, or find your own path to victory
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About this game
Scam Line — a party game for 4–8 playersOnly One Will WinYou are locked in a room. You cannot see the others. You can only talk through an old mobile phone.Trust is optional. Survival is not.About the GameScam Line is a multiplayer social game for 4 to 8 players where you compete in psychological and social challenges.All players are placed in separate rooms. Communication is limited. Information is power.In Early Access, the game features 22 social challenges, including:• Learn your neighbours’ room numbers before anyone else• Identify who is dressed differently• Play the classic Prisoner’s Dilemma• And many more…Every challenge tests how well you can read people — and how well you can lie to them. Play Your WayThere are no right choices. Only consequences:• Form alliances• Make deals• Share informationOr choose a darker path:• Bluff• Lie• ManipulateIn the end, only one of you will win. Key Features Social deception 4-8 players gameplayVoice-based communicationPsychological mind gamesUnpredictable player behaviorSimple visuals, strong atmosphereFAQHow much does the game cost? About the price of a cup of coffee.New social multiplayer games release every day - why this one? Scam Line focuses on deception, timing, and environmental surprises to create a truly unique social experience. You are an architect of your gaming experience. Based on your behaviour every run may become a unique adventure. Will it run on a potato PC? Yes.Are there bugs? No.
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