You could call it Unfortunate Spacemen for kids. A 1v5 (or so) game where kids have to complete challenges before being caught by the disguised neighbor. The only issue are from the Unity physics.

Nicely themed FPS game that features shapechanging monsters that might hide among you. Includes typical challenges of FPS games. No voting mechanic; just hidden monsters to outwit and/or kill.

Fun sci-fi theme, artwork, and music make this one a standout, along with good gameplay that's like The Resistance. Free to play, with aesthetic microtransactions. FTP means the community isn't great.

Another that's like a 3D Town of Salem, but better put together than Direwolf. Has some unique classes and features compared to default Werewolf games; allows betting on who will die next when dead.

More than the typical 1 v 4 FPS kind of game, because the enemy are hiding among you. Get through different challenging phases of the game before the infected kill the team. Poor game performance.

A clever but silly game of hide-and-seek that only loosely counts as a social deduction game: as a witch, you must bluff that you're an inanimate object that you're imitating from the scenery. Crashes

Excellent 2-player competitive social deduction game that's different from the norm. The focus is on the spy either blending in with the party, or casting suspicion on an NPC. Good tournament game.

An interesting mixture of Mafia, Werewolf, and more. Games go quickly and so do discussions. The mechanics are fun and make for a good game, but the playerbase is usually hasty to leave.