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October Night Games is a digital tabletop game for 1–6 players about two mysterious cults whose choices can decide the world's fate. The Changers seek to transform the world, while the Keepers try to stop them. Both sides draw power from rituals devoted to the Outer Gods, and their allegiances are hidden, so you use social deduction alongside magic and alchemy to work out who is on your side.

Cults and rituals

At Halloween, when it coincides with a full moon, the Outer Gods can return to the realm in their full glory. The cultists must decide whether to open the Gate, but fateful choices arise throughout the year as well. You perform bloody rituals, mix alchemical essences and can summon Cthulhu and other inscrutable beings.

Characters and familiars

You choose a character, with options ranging from a mad monk to vampires and witches. Characters have distinct abilities, including astral projection and draining life. You also choose a familiar, such as a loyal dog, a gossiping bat or a sneaky cat; familiars have unique skills, and your own familiar is the only one you can completely trust.

Explore and survive

You travel through the town, graveyard and hollow to find cursed ingredients for alchemy and rituals. Experiment with transmutation and craft essences using an alchemy system described as challenging but accessible. You also face ghouls and angry townsfolk in dice-based combat, where you may capture a minion or a potential sacrifice. Keep your health, sanity and reputation intact to avoid terrible consequences.

Game modes

October Night Games supports solo and multiplayer play, combining competitive and cooperative elements. You can hex your enemies and help those you believe are on your side. Each side has one wand Holder, Book Master and Lamp Bearer.

Procedural stories

The narrative draws on literary influences including Roger Zelazny, H.P. Lovecraft, Abraham Merrit, Bram Stoker and Robert Bloch. Characters, familiars and allegiances are randomly combined in each game, alongside a procedurally generated story. The game uses vintage hand-tinted silent-film aesthetics and an old-school horror soundtrack.