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Is Trouble In The Manor worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups who enjoy social deduction and distrust-driven rounds
- Players who want rotating investigative or killer roles
- Multiplayer fans interested in evidence collection and hidden identities
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a single-player campaign may bounce off the round-based online multiplayer structure.
- Players who prefer fixed team roles may hit a wall when each round assigns a different role and objective.
- Players looking for a purely cooperative manor exploration game may not fit the murder and suspicion systems.
- Players who dislike player-versus-player elimination may not fit the murderer objectives.
Our take on Trouble In The Manor
The bounce point arrives when a round assigns a role that conflicts with a player's preferred play style. Investigators must gather evidence and decide when to act, while murderers need to manage kills, purchased tools, and possible vampire transformations.
What is Trouble In The Manor?
Trouble In The Manor is an online multiplayer social-deduction game set in a remote haunted manor.
Each round assigns players one of three roles. Innocents search the grounds for items, gather evidence, and can report murderers for a hit or kill them directly. Bloodhounds follow the same objectives but also use DNA devices to compare samples from bodies or traces left at locations. Murderers must eliminate the innocent and bloodhound players. They can spend currency found around the manor on weapons, traps, and disguises. A murderer can also awaken a vampire in the basement, becoming one and turning innocent players into vampires who support the murderers.
How Trouble In The Manor plays
- 01Three role types
- Rounds assign players as innocents, bloodhounds, or murderers, with different objectives for each group.
- 02Evidence gathering
- Innocents can search the manor grounds for items and collect evidence before targeting suspected murderers.
- 03DNA analysis
- Bloodhounds use DNA devices to compare samples from bodies or traces left in areas connected to a murderer.
- 04Purchasable murder tools
- Murderers spend currency found in the manor on weapons, traps, and disguises.
- 05Vampire transformation
- A murderer can awaken the vampire in the basement and turn innocent players into vampires.
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Trouble In The Manor: platforms & release
Is Trouble In The Manor worth it?
It is worth it if: groups who enjoy social deduction and distrust-driven rounds. Skip it if: players seeking a single-player campaign may bounce off the round-based online multiplayer structure.
Where can I download Trouble In The Manor?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Trouble In The Manor's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Trouble In The Manor on?
Windows only.
