In the multiplayer social deduction game Eville you either take on a role of a villager and need to uncover a series of murders or you are the one committing these crimes! Use your unique role abilities and convince others you're not a conspirator to stay alive!
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memorable game :')
Infelizmente esse jogo não recebeu a atenção que deveria, a idéia era muito boa, simplesmente trazer o que havia de melhor no Among Us e Town of Salem e juntar em um só jogo. Os bugs decorrentes podem ter sidos um dos fatores que fez muita gente não gostar do jogo, mas pessoalmente foi um dos jogos mais divertidos que eu já pude jogar
No online deduction game will ever achieve the success of town of salem or among us.
Making me regret the social part of social deduction.
Eville is yet another social deduction game, similar to Town of Salem, or Among Us. The difference here is that Eville put in a lot of time to make a 3d world, where players can complete quests and move around the map. In addition, with 3d there’s an ability to place traps, and character ability matters more.
At the same time, while it sounds like a good system, this is dreadful. Playing with random players, I’ve already heard racist and sexist comments, enough so that I have disabled the sound for this part of the video. I tried to play three games, and the two times I successfully got into a game, the game ended after five minutes, likely when the evil characters disconnected. The gameplay feels the opposite of the normal social deduction that draws me to this type of game, with more focus on quests here. And I tried to text chat, and that didn’t seem to work either.
Pick this up if you’re going to play this with friends, but even so, I mean, Among Us is still solid and free on mobile. The Town of Salem is exactly this without the 3d world for a third of the price and there are even more choices out there. Ultimately, I struggle to recommend this to anyone.
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Eville is yet another social deduction game, similar to Town of Salem, or Among Us. The difference here is that Eville put in a lot of time to make a 3d world, where players can complete quests and move around the map. In addition, with 3d there’s an ability to place traps, and character ability matters more.
At the same time, while it sounds like a good system, this is dreadful. Playing with random players, I’ve already heard racist and sexist comments, enough so that I have disabled the sound for this part of the video. I tried to play three games, and the two times I successfully got into a game, the game ended after five minutes, likely when the evil characters disconnected. The gameplay feels the opposite of the normal social deduction that draws me to this type of game, with more focus on quests here. And I tried to text chat, and that didn’t seem to work either.
Pick this up if you’re going to play this with friends, but even so, I mean, Among Us is still solid and free on mobile. The Town of Salem is exactly this without the 3d world for a third of the price and there are even more choices out there. Ultimately, I struggle to recommend this to anyone.
If you enjoyed this review or want to know what I think of other games on Game Pass, check out the full review on or subscribe to my Youtube channel: https://youtu.be/-pXRVpyf2rc