· design · 1 min read
Replay Theater — Relive Your Worst Decisions in Style
Every match gets a narrative replay with headlines like "Trial of the Innocent" and "Night of Shadows." The town will deny writing them. We wrote them.
You survived the match. Or you didn’t. Either way, Replay Theater turns your game into a story — complete with phase headlines, key moments, and enough dramatic framing to make a bad accusation look intentional.
What you get
After each match, the replay viewer reconstructs:
- Phase transitions — Dawn, Day Turn, Trial, Night Actions, Night Reveal
- Key moments — accusations that tipped trial, witch votes, protection saves, infection spreads
- Narrative headlines — “Trial of the Innocent,” “Night of Shadows,” and other titles the town will later claim were exaggerated
Why bother?
Because social deduction games produce stories. The replay captures them before everyone rewrites history in the group chat.
Share a link. Let your friends see exactly when you played Scapegoat on the sheriff. Accountability, but make it cinematic.
Access
Replays live at /replays inside the game. Match settlement links you there automatically. No extra download — it runs in the browser like everything else.
The mist remembers. So does the replay.
