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Is First Class Trouble worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups who enjoy social deduction and want to play with hidden opposing roles
- Players who prefer group games with communication and suspicion over solo play
- Friends seeking custom matches for 4–12 players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a solo campaign or a story structured around one protagonist
- Players who want a predictable match flow rather than deception and shifting trust
- Groups looking for standard matches with more or fewer than 6 players
Our take on First Class Trouble
The defining tension comes from hidden opposing roles: Residents investigate and try to shut down the ship’s AI, while Personoids conceal their identities and seek control.
What is First Class Trouble?
First Class Trouble is a party game set aboard the intergalactic cruise ship ISS Alithea.
Residents and Personoids have opposing aims: Residents gather information, identify suspected Personoids and work together to shut down the ship’s AI, while Personoids deceive and eliminate Residents to take control. Players use proximity voice chat, text chat and emotes to communicate. Each level has its own theme and includes distinct items and interactions. Environmental hazards such as fires, faulty wiring and chandeliers can be used against other passengers. Matches support 4–12 players in custom games, or 6 players in standard games. Players can also spend Infinity Coins on clothes and accessories in the onboard mall.
How First Class Trouble plays
- 01Hidden roles
- Residents investigate suspected Personoids, while Personoids hide their identities and work against them.
- 02Environmental hazards
- Fires, faulty wiring and chandeliers can be used to eliminate other passengers.
- 03Player communication
- Proximity voice chat, text chat and emotes provide ways to interact during matches.
- 04Variable match sizes
- Custom games support 4–12 players, while standard games are for 6.
- 05Level-specific interactions
- Levels have distinct themes, items and interactions.
- 06Clothing customization
- Infinity Coins can be spent on clothes and accessories in the ship’s mall.
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First Class Trouble: platforms & release
Is First Class Trouble worth it?
It is worth it if: groups who enjoy social deduction and want to play with hidden opposing roles. Skip it if: players seeking a solo campaign or a story structured around one protagonist.
Where can I download First Class Trouble?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens First Class Trouble's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is First Class Trouble on?
Windows only.
