First, start the rule.
Rules of the game:
1, the game is set on a spaceship. There are two camps in the game, one is a good man, that is, the crew, and the other is a bad man, that is, pretending to be a werewolf.
2. The number of camps in the game can be set. Players can set up up up to three werewolves before starting. There are too many werewolves, the game is too difficult, and it is difficult for good people to win.
3. When the number of werewolves in the game is consistent with the number of good people, werewolves can win the game.
Second, the winning or losing conditions
Crew Camp: Complete all spaceship construction tasks, or throw all imposters out of the airlock by voting (those who are voted out will have animation of being thrown out of the spaceship).
The impostor in the impostor camp also has two ways to win:
1, one is a time-limited mission by destroying key components of the spacecraft. If the crew fails to complete the corresponding task (repairing the reactor or repairing the oxygen supply device) within the specified time, the impostor will win directly.
Another way to win is to kill the crew continuously until the number of imitators is the same as that of the crew.
Third, the game process and special mechanism.
Discussion session:
1 is a compulsory part of this game. When someone reported the discovery of a body, everyone entered the discussion and voted, and the person with the most votes was thrown out of the airlock. In addition, during the game, you can press the panic button to force you to enter the game discussion, and the panic button also has a limit on the number of games per game.
2. Voting can be allocated to a player according to the discussion, or it can be skipped when the situation is unclear. The user who gets the most votes (or skips the most votes) is the only result of this round of discussion. If a player gets the most votes, the player will be eliminated. If the number of people skipping the voting is the highest, no player will be thrown out of the air lock this round.