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Who's Cheating?

By LumenLabs · Windows

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Everyone is gambling. One player is cheating. In this social deduction game for 3 to 8 players, the Cheater uses glasses that reveal the next winning bet while the Security Guard studies the tables, reads the bets and decides who gets the shotgun. Lie, steal and larp over proximity chat.

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Before you play.

Game style
Action · Casual · Indie
Platforms
Windows

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ANSWERS FOR YOUR FIRST SESSION

Who's Cheating? gameplay guide and player questions

Steam edition · Researched Nov 8, 2026 · Guide updated Nov 8, 2026.

Source facts

How does the Cheater identify winning bets?

As the Cheater, you must use your glasses to reveal the next winning bet. Once identified, try to look surprised when the bet pays out to avoid drawing suspicion from the Security Guard.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

What is the primary objective for the Security Guard?

The Security Guard must watch the bets and study players to identify the Cheater. The game ends for the Guard once they successfully shoot the Cheater, ideally after performing some actual detective work.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

How can the Security Guard utilize the Casino Trace scanner?

The Casino Trace scanner monitors the entire floor live. It highlights every win the moment it pays out and identifies the specific location, helping the Guard narrow down who is cheating during the round.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

What is the unique win condition for the Jester role?

The Jester is an optional role that adds suspicious behavior to the game. Unlike other players, the Jester wins the game by losing every single chip they possess, while avoiding being identified by the Guard.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

How does the Robber role function in a match?

The Robber is an optional role that can steal 40% of another player's money. Like the Jester, the Robber must avoid having their identity confirmed by the Security Guard while performing their suspicious activities.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

What happens if a player runs low on money?

If you are running low on funds, you can visit Tony to receive a task and a loan. Be careful, as you must pay interest, and Tony’s guards will come to collect if you fail to pay.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

Are there any ways to disrupt the casino environment?

Players can cause chaos by throwing bottles, popping flashbangs, filling the room with smoke, using the Money Gun, or consuming questionable gummies. These actions can be used to create distractions or influence the game state.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

Is there a game mode where cheating is not possible?

Yes, you can visit the lounge for a round of 8-ball pool. This mode features real pool physics and supports 1v1 or 2v2 matches, providing a break from the lying and cheating found in the main casino games.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

How many players can participate in a game?

The game supports between 3 to 8 players online. It utilizes proximity voice chat, which is essential for lying to each other's faces while trying to figure out who is the Cheater among the group.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

What are the core roles available in the game?

The core roles include Innocent Gamblers, the Cheater, and the Security Guard. Additionally, players can choose to include the optional Robber and Jester roles to add more complexity and suspicious behavior to the match.

Based on source 1.

Sources & scope

  1. Publisher description on Steam ↗Checked Nov 8, 2026

AI-assisted research with automated evidence and consistency checks. Good Game Daily organizes publisher information into practical answers. Guidance is an editorial interpretation of those sources. These notes are based on source research rather than a firsthand playtest; editions and later updates may differ.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Plan how your group will connect

For Who's Cheating? · Steam edition.

  1. This Steam edition lists Co-op, Online Co-op. Choose the mode that matches your group’s computers, network or shared display.
  2. Before inviting friends, confirm the player limit, copy or account requirements and exact compatible editions. A listing on another platform does not establish cross-play.
  3. The full-game US price snapshot is 7.79 USD; check the current price in your region.

Decision guide updated 2026-10-29. Based on the publisher listing checked 2026-11-08; this is not a firsthand review.

PC EDITION · STEAM

Choose how you play.

Platforms
Windows
Play modes
Multi-player · Co-op · Online Co-op
Languages
English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Spanish - Latin America *languages with full audio support
Release date / window
Oct 16, 2026
Full game price · US
7.79 USD

The full game and its demo may have different availability. Prices are a US storefront snapshot. DLC and in-game purchases may cost extra.

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Windows minimum requirements

Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 64-bit Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K / AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB / AMD Radeon RX 570 4GB DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 6 GB available space

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