Ritual Night

Dead game. I looked at the steam numbers and thought "Hm, maybe people are mainly playing on phones/whatever" but no. Apperently, literally no one plays this game. Did not see a single person online. Don't buy.

Game is surprisingly polished, It has bit of humor and I really like art style. For me it is a bit of shame that so polished game just goes unnoticed. It feels like really fun game to play with friends, but it feels like 4 players in a game is bit too low. If you have group of friends and it is on sale then don't hesitate, just try it out. It's basically a steal at this point.

RItual Night is one of the most inventive and well thought out of the Among Us clones (at least, that I've looked at). It's definitely "a game like that one" but what it does different does a lot to really strengthen the play experience. Notably: Rather than just going until a body is found or someone calls a meeting, the game goes in rounds with everyone meeting up at the conclusion of a round. All tasks grant items that contribute to a ritual attempted at the meetup at the end of a round. The goal isn't to complete tasks just to complete tasks, but to get the right items to successfully complete the ritual. Death is neither permanent nor overly debilitating. Players can resurrect each other, with death just preventing you from completing tasks. (And possibly locking you out of the meet up -- but only for that round!) There's a host of NPC monsters milling about that make it much harder to spot a disguised impostor (humans in this game). This puts the focus on impostors (humans) sabotaging and stealing from other players, rather than just killing them. All this adds up to a game where the social aspect is much more interwoven with the gameplay -- you need to communicate…

I think this game is a better social deduction game than Among Us. You don't need as many played to still have a fun match (which is good because this game is pretty dead). Plus the tasks (which are more like carnival games) are really fun; you can practice them outside of the game and compete for the best times. 8/10

No friends = No games 10/10 waiting simulator

"Pure Chaos, Suspense, and Fun – A Must-Try!" If you're into games full of chaos, confusion, and moments that make you second-guess everyone around you, Ritual Night is absolutely worth checking out. It’s like a wild mix of a murder mystery and a detective game, where your instincts and wits are put to the test every round. The gameplay is all about figuring out who’s messing things up, completing rituals, and deciding who you can trust – or more likely, who you can’t. Every round is different, and the unpredictable player dynamics make it impossible to get too comfortable. It’s frustrating in the best way possible and keeps you on your toes the whole time. What makes this game so fun is how simple it is to jump into, but once you’re playing, you realize there’s a lot more going on. You’re constantly reading people, second-guessing decisions, and trying to make sense of the madness. It’s chaotic, but it’s the good kind of chaos that makes you want to hit “ready” for the next match. The vibe of the game is spot-on, too. The creepy setting, eerie music but fun, and overall dark aesthetic pull you in and set the mood perfectly for a night of suspicion and betrayal. It feels like A…