AlibAi
L1LL3J · 2024 · Artificial Intelligence, Strategy, Dialogue Heavy, Roguelike, Text-Based
PC
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About AlibAi
AlibAi is a thrilling, AI-driven murder mystery game where you, the player, take on the role of a clever imposter hidden among a group of NPCs. As suspicions rise and alibis are tested, your goal is simple but intense: deceive, mislead, and outwit the AI characters to survive. As each day unfolds, you navigate tense conversations, select night-time targets, and attempt to frame others—all while concealing your role as the true killer.Blending a murder-mystery setup with the cunning mechanics of a social deduction game, AlibAi challenges you to manipulate the story and dodge accusations. Think you're clever enough to convince AI-driven NPCs that someone else is to blame?
Key Features:
- Unique Murder Mystery Gameplay
Make strategic choices in night-time actions and morning conversations to shift suspicion onto others and avoid getting caught. - Immersive AI-Driven Conversations
Interact with advanced AI NPCs, each with unique personalities, alibis, and motivations, who adapt and respond based on your actions. - Dynamic Social Deduction
Each round, try to deduce what the other characters are thinking, manipulate their trust, and use misdirection to guide the blame away from you. - Strategic Room Selection and Night-time Actions
Move between rooms with intent; each night offers a new opportunity to corner a target or shift suspicion elsewhere. - Narrative Twists and Unexpected AI Reactions
The AI characters may have unique suspicions or even provide information that’s partially true yet damaging to your plan, keeping gameplay unpredictable.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
⠀8 found this helpful
Short version: F*ck AI, better play mafia games with real people! Long version: AI slop, which is so lazily made that the dev didn't even bother to make the button "Exit" =) Investigation go in circles and they ask the same questions each other the same way. Let me explain. When you play such type of games with real people and you admit that you're a killer you usually get hanged almost immediately. In case of this AI slop after you admit you're a killer ai people say: "oh you say you're the killer, it's so suspicious, why do you say that? Could you explain", you answer them, then they talk to somebody else then AI people start talking about you again: "He said he is a killer, why would he say that?" and it goes on and on, they talk rly long how they find it sus. Also you never have an alibi and you have to accuse somebody before they find you suspicious. It's alr but these ai people talk rly long and they say the same thing over and over again...7 found this helpful
It's like, in every scenario, everyone secretly knows it's you. There's no point in convincing, as they'll always, without fail, twist the story so you can't convince them because they're programmed to do so, as it's all one AI (you can tell because some people will think you're talking to them when obviously you're not), so it's not multiple AI trying to figure out who the killer is, and you are trying to convince them it's not you, it's more of a, you're the killer, the game knows, and it's just one big AI pretending to be multiple people, but it knows it's not the killer, so it defaults to choosing it to be another person, and you're the only other person. In short, it's you against a single AI that knows it's not the killer, so the only conclusion is for it to blame you, which it will always do. Yes, you can fandangle your way into making the AI kill off someone so you get a second shot, but then you get to a point where you either need to kill one person who's alone, and those that are left will have been together (the game is designed so that there's always one group of two people), so they'll count themselves innocent and you're the only suspect left, so they blame y…1 found this helpful
Cool game and concept, not much content but the small amount i played was fun.
My main favorite strategy: Keep confessing your crimes and people won't believe you (somehow they always switch the blame on the other person) Also, this strategy ONLY works if there have been only one person in that room
I won by saying nothing
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