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Using the Room Screen

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Enter a room and you'll see a 3D space with every player's avatar in a seat. This page walks through everything you'll actually touch during a game. For the game rules themselves, see Turn-Based Werewolf Rules and the Daily Flow.

What time is it in the game?

The screen shows the current phase (night, individual turns, Free Talk, voting and so on) and the time remaining. When in doubt, look there first — it tells you whether it's your turn to speak or time to vote.

The room's role composition (which roles, and how many of each) and its rules — 'First Night Attack', the turn lengths and the rest — are also visible on screen ('Room Rules'). Your own role is dealt at game start and only you can see it.

Voice (mic and Mixer)

  • Mic — toggle it with the mic button. In the turn-based day, your voice reaches the table only during your own speaking turn. In Free Talk, everyone can speak.
  • 'Mixer' — adjusts each player's volume for your ears only. Someone too loud or too quiet? Fix it here.
  • Mic trouble? See Troubleshooting.

Cameras are optional. In rooms with 'Push-to-Video', a button toggles your camera on and off (→ Is a camera required?).

Chat

The 'Chat' button opens text chat — also the fallback when you can't use a mic (→ Is a microphone required?).

The CO buttons

Post your role claim with 'Call Out (CO)' — it goes up for the whole table to see. Revise it later with 'Edit CO'; who claimed what, and when, stays in the history. Unlike a spoken claim, nothing gets missed — put the claims that matter here.

Voting

When the voting phase starts, the vote panel opens by itself. Pick the player you want out before the time runs out. Ties and runoff votes are covered in the rules article.

Everyone can see away and disconnect states

A player who steps away shows '💤 Away'; a dropped connection shows '📵 Voice Lost'. Your own state is just as visible to everyone else. You can rejoin after a disconnect, but idling for long stretches is against the manners (→ Manners and Prohibited Play).

Report

For abuse or sabotage, open the player's avatar menu and pick 'Report' — choose the target and the reason, send, and it goes to the operators. What counts as reportable is in Manners and Prohibited Play; how detection works is in Troll Defense — Abuse and Smurf Detection.

MP (MAFIA Points)

Your MP (MAFIA Points) balance is shown on screen. Where it gets used is covered in Joining Rooms and Spectating.

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