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Is I'm Truely a Good Guy! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy social deduction with competing hidden roles
- Groups seeking multiplayer missions with deception and voting
- Players who like randomized environments and resource management
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fixed campaign or predictable mission layouts may find the randomized structure disruptive
- Players who prefer direct combat may find the role-play, secrecy, voting, and resource decisions slow the action
- Solo players may not suit a game built around crews of up to 10 employees and proximity communication
Our take on I'm Truely a Good Guy!
Rather than centering a single combatant, the game makes workplace recovery missions the setting for hidden roles, sabotage, voting, and negotiation. Its extraction objective is repeatedly reshaped by randomized facilities, secret assignments, resource banking, and the option to conceal identity or weapons.
What is I'm Truely a Good Guy!?
This multiplayer mission game places up to 10 employees in a randomly arranged underground facility.
Players retrieve company property, repair devices, open locked containers through mini-games, and decide whether to extract or continue. Three roles shape each round: Good Guys recover assets, Bad Guys sabotage the mission and eliminate Good Guys, while Judges hunt the Bad Guys. Secret objectives, voting terminals, identity reveals, role weapons, and proximity chat support deception and investigation. Points can be banked or spent on vending-machine items such as food, drinks, taser mines, and teleport beacons. Hunger and thirst affect maximum stamina, and death drops inventory points and items. Helper bots can be requested, while hostile drones and bots attack during missions.
How I'm Truely a Good Guy! plays
- 01Randomized Facilities
- Each mission rearranges rooms, devices, and interactable objects in an underground facility.
- 02Three Hidden Roles
- Good Guys, Bad Guys, and Judges pursue different objectives, with identity and weapons that can remain concealed.
- 03Banked Mission Points
- Points found during a run can be deposited for later use or spent on equipment before or during missions.
- 04Vending Machine Gear
- Purchasable supplies include food, drinks, taser mines, teleport beacons, and other tools.
- 05Proximity Communication
- Text and voice messages are limited by distance unless a power box broadcasts them across the facility.
- 06Secret Objectives
- Hidden assignments provide additional rewards when completed.
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I'm Truely a Good Guy!: platforms & release
Is I'm Truely a Good Guy! worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy social deduction with competing hidden roles. Skip it if: players seeking a fixed campaign or predictable mission layouts may find the randomized structure disruptive.
Where can I download I'm Truely a Good Guy!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens I'm Truely a Good Guy!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is I'm Truely a Good Guy! on?
Windows only.
