Quick 10-minute multiplayer matches pit 4 to 6 players against each other in a mini role play action strategy game. Players pick up secret jobs like Police to arrest criminals, FBI to take down terrorists, Robber to hit shops, Mafia to build crime groups, Kamikaze to blow up for cash, or Serial Killer to rack up bodies. Everyone packs a gun for kills, but staying alive means chatting via voice to uncover others' roles and decide who to trust or target.
This free-to-play indie simulation demands sharp casual decisions in every round. Earn money through job-specific goals while dodging betrayal. It hooks players who crave fast-paced social deduction with high-stakes voice chats on PC.
What is "ACT"?
ACT is a "Mini Role Play" multiplayer game which is played from 4 to 6 players. A game lasts 10 minutes, during which you will have to try to earn as much money as possible.
To do this you will have a job (which will be secret to the other players) which gives you special abilities:
- Police (Infiltrate gangs and arrest all criminals)
- FBI (Collaborate with fellow FBI players and kill all terrorists)
- Robber (Rob the whole shop out)
- Mafia (Recruit other players and let them join your crime organization)
- Kamikaze (Explode and earn money by getting killed)
- Serial Killer (You are a total psychopath, kill as many players as you can)
Each job has different goals, and brings you money through differents ways.
But be carefoul: you have a gun. This means you can kill people... but you can be killed too...
You will need to speak with other neighbor players with your mic (VOIP, voice chat system) to find out what job the other players have, and know if you should kill them or not.
