ActionIs Who's Who? worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Friends who want an online deception-focused party game
- Players who enjoy identifying human opponents among AI characters
- Groups interested in social survival modes with costumes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a solo campaign rather than online party play
- Players who prefer direct combat and progression over observation and deception
- Players looking for a game centered on one fixed mode instead of several modes
Our take on Who's Who?
The store pitch highlights several modes, but gives concrete explanations for only Police and Thief and Where’s Everybody? The broader claim of additional modes leaves the overall scope and variety unclear.
What is Who's Who??
Who's Who?
is an online party game built around identifying real players hidden among AI-controlled characters while avoiding detection. Players can imitate AI behavior to conceal themselves, or attack characters they believe are controlled by other people, with one chance to act. The objective is to remain the last survivor. Police and Thief mode places thieves and police around museum treasures: thieves try to take them unnoticed, while police pursue them. Where’s Everybody? asks players to detect suspicious behavior in a group pretending to be AI characters. The game also includes other modes, character costumes, and stylized 3D visuals. It supports streaming and video recording.
How Who's Who? plays
- 01Hidden Player Detection
- Players inspect AI-like characters and look for behavior that reveals human-controlled opponents.
- 02Deceptive Play
- Human players can copy AI behavior to avoid being identified by others.
- 03Police And Thief
- One side takes museum treasures while the other searches for and catches the thieves.
- 04Where’s Everybody?
- Players remain disguised among AI characters while watching for suspicious actions.
- 05Character Costumes
- Playable characters can be customized with different outfits.
- 06Video Recording
- The game permits streaming and recording gameplay.
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UnknownFor:Groups of 2–8 who want a multiplayer party game with local or online playSkip if:Players seeking a solo campaign may hit a wall at the multiplayer format, which is for 2–8 participants.Picked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Who's Who?: platforms & release
Is Who's Who? worth it?
It is worth it if: friends who want an online deception-focused party game. Skip it if: players seeking a solo campaign rather than online party play.
Where can I download Who's Who??
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Who's Who?'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Who's Who? on?
Windows only.






