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About This Game

The circle gathers. The schema is dealt. One of you is lying.

RITUAL DISORDER is an online social deduction game steeped in cosmic horror. A circle of cultists locked in an ancient castle performs a series of rituals — gathering arcane objects and laying them out on a pentagram to touch forbidden knowledge. But one of the circle is a traitor, sworn to ruin the rituals from within.

PERFORM THE RITUAL

• Each ritual deals a secret schema: which object belongs on which node of the pentagram.
  
• Your notebook shows you only a fragment of the schema — the traitor sees it all. Together, the circle always holds the complete picture. If everyone tells the truth.
  
• Search the castle, carry the right objects back, and set them on their pedestals before the timer runs out. A single wrong object on any pedestal ruins the ritual.

PAY THE PRICE

• A failed ritual demands blood: the circle votes, and the chosen one is sacrificed on the altar.
  
• Voting is public — you point at your target with your own raised hand.
  
• Three completed rituals and the cult triumphs. Three ruined rituals and the darkness prevails. Sacrifice the traitor, and the match ends on the spot.

SOW DISORDER

• The traitor plays by the same rules as everyone else — no weapons, no kills, only knowledge and sabotage.
  
• Hex a carried object: the next cultist to pick it up is struck by a blinding flash or scrambled controls.
  
• Misplace objects in plain sight, lie with a straight face, and survive the votes.

SPEAK OR SUFFER

• Built-in proximity voice chat: step aside to whisper — but someone may be standing in the dark behind you.
  
• A quick wheel of 12 phrases with gestures, for accusations that need no microphone.
  
• The sacrificed are not gone: ghosts wander the castle freely, watch everything, and talk to other ghosts — the dead hold their own conversation the living will never hear.

Play with 2–8 players over Steam or LAN. Full deduction rules need a circle of at least 3.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some of the 3D props in this game — the ritual items players carry and place, and a few pieces of set dressing — were created with an AI-assisted 3D generation tool from text prompts. Every generated model was reviewed, cleaned up and integrated by hand before it shipped. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.