A hidden-role game for 4β10 cooks
Chef Augustin Good dropped dead in his own soufflΓ©, and Chez Good goes to his Brigade if tonight's five courses win over the critic Octavius Gloat. Rats on the payroll want the plates to fail. Trust nobody at the pass.
A Discord account is all you need to take a seat β no email, no password.
The five-course meal
Win three of five courses and the Brigade keeps Chez Good; Pan three and the Rats take it. Most Brigade cooks know only their own role. The Rats know each other, and cook right beside you.
The Shift Lead picks the Line and everyone votes Yes, Chef! or 86 It. Five 86s in one course is a Walkout, and the Rats win.
Only the Line plays a card, Send It or Spike It. One hidden Spike can Pan a plate. Brigade can only Send It.
The Sous Chef knows almost every Rat, but if the Brigade wins three courses the Poisoner gets one guess at who they are.
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4A service playing itself. Play a practice game against bots, no sign-in needed.
The cast
The Sous Chef and the Poisoner are always in play. Add as many of the rest as your kitchen can handle β each one bends what the others can trust. Turn a card to learn its secret.
The Brigade
The Rats
How a course plays
The Shift Lead picks the Line while everyone argues on voice. Choose cooks you trust, or ones you can't read yet.
Everyone says Yes, Chef! or 86 It. Each 86 adds to Ticket Time, and the Shift Lead passes on. Five and the Rats win by Walkout.
The Line secretly plays Send It or Spike It. The Brigade must Send It; a Rat may Spike.
Cards are shuffled and flipped as a count, never a name. It's a Rave or it's Sabotaged, and who Spiked is yours to work out.
Three Raves aren't a win yet. The Poisoner gets one guess at the Sous Chef; name them and the Rats win anyway.
Grab an apron
A hidden-role game for 4β10 players: the Brigade against the Rats, with a cast of special roles and a Call Out the Rats can use on a loud Brigade cook. Play bots solo, or friends with a Reservation Code.
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