I love playing Werewolf, but it has a very practical problem: it takes a lot of people. Now that everyone is busy with work, finding a time when a whole group can play has become harder. Sometimes I want to play a round and we are simply a few people short.

That is why I made Werewolf AI. You can create a room, share its code, and play with friends as usual. Or you can let AI players take the empty seats, so a game can start even when you are on your own.

The home screen, where you can create a room or join friends

When you create a room, you can choose an 8-, 12-, or 15-player table with different role setups. Once the game starts, it is still the part of Werewolf I enjoy: listening to what everyone says and trying to work out who is telling the truth through discussion and voting.

Choose the number of players and role setup when creating a room

To fill seats with AI players, you currently need your own OpenAI-compatible API key. Playing only with friends does not require one. Come play a round when you have time.