Planned Release Date: To be announced

About This Game

Who can say who the traitor—or traitors—among you might be? Either they will completely destroy you, or you will stop them before the apocalypse.

A remote village. A long night. And somewhere among your neighbours, something that is not human. This is a first-person folk horror social deduction game for 4 to 12 players, where survival depends on trust, suspicion, and what you dare to say out loud.

Survive the Cycle

Every match moves through Day, Evening and Night. By day the village works, talks and investigates. As evening falls, everyone races home. At night, doors are locked, lanterns are lit, and the hunters come out.

Villagers

• Complete your assigned tasks to hold the village together

• Claim a house, lock your door and watch through the peephole

• Examine bodies for clues: a bite, a claw mark or a weapon wound points to what killed them

• Gather at the chapel, argue your case and vote. The accused burns on the pyre

Monsters

• Play as a Vampire, Werewolf or Killer, each hunting in its own way and leaving its own evidence

• Blend in by day, lie at the vote, and strike when the village is divided

• The Vampire can turn a villager into a secret servant who still looks innocent

Hidden Roles

The Detective and the Doctor help the village, and a Traitor plays their own game. No one's word can be taken at face value.

Features

• 4–12 player online multiplayer through Steam lobbies

• Proximity voice chat: whisper a secret, or be overheard

• Customisable room settings to tune match length, roles and balance

• A living village with dynamic weather, storms and pitch-black nights

• Every match plays out differently depending on who is lying

• Available in English and Turkish

Trust no one. Lock your door. Survive until morning.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Pre-Generated AI Content Disclosure
We used ChatGPT and AI-assisted tools during the development of Kamira as development and production assistance.
AI assistance was used in several areas of the development process, including programming and technical implementation, development support, asset-related workflows, preparation of visual materials for the Steam store page, and other general technical tasks.
AI assistance was also used for some text-related content in the game. This includes assistance with menu and interface text, translations/localization, task and objective descriptions, and other written elements. AI-generated or AI-assisted text was incorporated into the game as pre-generated content during development and is not generated dynamically while the game is running.
AI tools were also used to assist with asset creation and preparation during development. Some visual materials prepared for the Steam store page were created or prepared with AI assistance.
For audio, AI was used only as technical assistance for implementing, placing, and integrating audio content into the game. AI was not used to generate the audio itself.
AI was additionally used as a technical development assistant for tasks such as writing and troubleshooting code, implementing systems, integrating assets, and solving development-related technical problems.
Kamira does not use live-generated AI. There are no systems in the released game that use AI services or generative AI models to dynamically generate text, images, audio, dialogue, gameplay content, or other media in response to player input while the game is running.
All AI-assisted or AI-generated content described above was created or prepared during development and included in the game or its associated store materials beforehand. Therefore, our use of generative AI should be considered pre-generated AI content, not live-generated AI.