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About
Secret Hitler is a free, real-time multiplayer social deduction game for 5-10 players, playable entirely from your phone -- no physical cards needed.
Everyone is secretly assigned a role: Liberal or Fascist, and one Fascist is secretly Hitler. Liberals win by working out who to trust and stopping the Fascists' rise to power. Fascists win by seizing control without getting caught -- or by getting Hitler elected once the table is far enough gone.
HOW IT PLAYS
Each round, the table elects a President and Chancellor, who together enact a policy that pushes the game toward a Liberal or Fascist victory. Trust the wrong person, and the Fascists tighten their grip. Accuse the wrong person, and you might be handing them the game.
FEATURES
- Create public or private rooms, join by a short room code
- Real-time play with the full official ruleset: elections, legislative sessions, executive powers, veto
- Add AI bots to fill out a room when you're short on players
- Spectator mode: watch a live public game in progress
- In-room chat, with mute/report tools
- Global leaderboard tracking wins across every game
- Reconnect support if your connection drops mid-game
- English and Polish, more languages planned
Secret Hitler is a completely free fan project: no ads, no in-app purchases, no paywall. It's a non-commercial adaptation of the original party game, created by Mike Boxleiter, Tommy Maranges, and Max Temkin, released under a Creative Commons license. This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original creators.
Grab 4 friends (or fewer, bots can fill the rest) and find out who you can really trust.
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What's New in Secret Hitler
1.0.1
September 20, 2026
• Fixed a bug where Fascist players could see everyone at the table mislabeled as a Fascist • The reconnecting banner no longer shows on screens where it doesn't matter • Smoother app launch with a proper splash screen • Expanded in-game rules with exact role and special-power breakdowns for every player count • Long-press any spot on the policy board to see what it does • Votes are now revealed together, all at once — just like the physical board game — instead of one by one
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