Seven Spies

Seven Spies wastes no time throwing you into the deep end of espionage. One second you’re debating whether to interrogate an asset, the next you’re wondering if the guy who just pulled the fire alarm is helping the team… or sabotaging it from within. Spoiler: he probably is.

Think of it as Werewolf with gadgets and paranoia cranked to 11. Up to seven players (or ten if you grab the 00 Agent Pack) enter a dynamically generated embassy where bombs are ticking and traitors are smirking. Some of you are Agents trying to defuse them. Some of you are Cipher operatives, here to make sure that doesn’t happen. The twist? No one knows who’s who, and the lies fly fast.

Every turn is a shot in the dark: do you sweep a hallway for clues, or tail the guy who’s been a little too quiet this whole time? Maybe cut the power and watch chaos unfold? With over 25 spy gadgets, from explosive pens to X-ray Contacts, everyone’s armed for mayhem, bluffing, and betrayal. It’s glorious.

Solo players can still get their fix thanks to a surprisingly devious AI CounterAgent, but Seven Spies truly shines with a group over voice chat, where every cough, hesitation, or too-convenient alibi feels like a dagger to the back.

The best part? It’s completely free. No pay-to-win, no walls, just strategy, sabotage, and shouting at your best friend because they definitely lied about finding that bomb.

Seven Spies doesn’t just simulate espionage, it weaponizes your friendships. Good luck, Agent. You’re going to need it.