Spies vs. Good Guys 1.1

Introduction:

This game immerses players in a covert environment where spies operate secretly among us, possessing clandestine kill codes. Their objective is to create distrust and division, forcing players to identify the impostors before the organization’s plans lead to collective downfall. The consequences of failure are severe, emphasizing the importance of vigilance and strategic thinking.

Strategy:

The game commences after selecting the number of participants on the home screen.

• Good Guys - Collaborate to identify the player who is unaware of the main word. If you suspect someone is the outlier, eliminate them. However, caution is advised—being overly aggressive risks depleting your team’s numbers, which grants an advantage to the spies.
• Spies - Aim to remain inconspicuous. Often, they may be uncertain about their role or the ongoing flow of the game. The key is to blend in, manipulate perceptions, and subtly turn teammates against each other to secure victory through deception.

Game Modes:

• Spies With No Words Mode: Good Guys receive identical words; Spies receive no words. This mode is considered easier.
• Same Words Mode: Good Guys receive similar words within a specific category; Spies receive nothing. This variant presents a slightly increased challenge.
• Words Category Mode: Both Good Guys and Spies receive their own respective categories and related words. Neither side has complete clarity, requiring players to utilize logical deduction to identify opponents. This mode is notably difficult and likely to strain friendships.
• One Spy Mode (Default Mode): In this mode, only one player acts as the Spy while others are Good Guys. The Spy’s identity remains concealed, making it either an easy victory for the Good Guys or a frustrating test of deception and deduction. This setup can evoke intense reactions and is capable of causing strong emotions among players.

From the creators: we ask you not to hold any ill will toward us—just enjoy the experience and have fun!

Special thanks to those who contributed to the development of this game:

• Santa Clara iOS Connect meetup
• John Regner
• Chris
• Gloria S
• Jonathan R.
• Douglas Hewitt
• Rye Crowen
• And all members of this fantastic meetup community :)