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Game Dev Digest Issue #92 - Delving Into The Arcane by Mike Marrone on 04/30/21 11:27:00 am The following blog post, unless otherwise noted, was written by a member of Gamasutras community. The thoughts and opinions expressed are those of the writer and not Gamasutra or its parent company.
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Invisible Walls has high hopes for its social deduction game, especially after the success of Among Us
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Believe it or not, social deduction games did not begin with Among Us. There have been a few notable ones over the years, some of which we’ve collated into a collection of the best games like Among Us, but the first of its kind was Space Station 13 back in 2003 – and the stories that have come out of
that game put our Among Us anecdotes to shame.
First Class Trouble is an upcoming social deduction game that’s probably closer to The Ship: Murder Party. It’s the second game from Danish studio Invisible Walls and a significant departure from the developer’s first game, Aporia: Beyond the Valley, which has you wandering around deserted ruins, uncovering the story of a lost civilisation. First Class Trouble meanwhile, has players waking up aboard an interstellar cruise ship betraying each other in a desperate bid for survival.