Mafia — Party Game Host
30 Sept 2026launched today
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 37 countriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Australia, Brazil +33 more
0.4.0latest version · today
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Mafia is a game people play around a table — the app just handles the parts a human host has to fake: dealing secret roles, remembering who did what in the night, timing the argument, and counting the votes without anyone peeking. One person creates a game and reads out a six-letter code. Everyone else joins with that code, and their phone becomes their role card — the only place their secret ever appears. A spare tablet can open the shared board and sit in the middle of the table, showing the phase, the clock and who is still in. WHAT IT DOES • Deals secret roles privately, so nobody has to close their eyes and trust it • Runs night, day, last word and the vote, with a clock everyone can see • Counts votes and shows who voted for whom — the question a host actually gets • Twenty-four roles, from a plain townsfolk game to detectives, doctors, a maniac and a jester who wins by being wrong • Seats for people without a phone: the host can act and vote on their behalf • Ukrainian, Russian and English • Works on iPhone and iPad, and in a browser at mafia.aimdev.site — app players and web players can share the same room ACCOUNTS AND THE GAME NIGHT PASS No account is required to host or play — a room code is enough. Signing in with a free AimDev account is optional: it carries your free games and any Game Night pass across the app, the web console and other phones. Hosting is free for the first three games; after that, a Game Night pass unlocks 24 hours of unlimited hosting for a one-off in-app purchase — not a subscription. No advertising, no tracking. Rooms are deleted twelve hours after they are created. Made in Auckland by AIM DEV LIMITED.Read more
Mafia is a game people play around a table — the app just handles the parts a human host has to fake: dealing secret roles, remembering who did what in the night, timing the argument, and counting the votes without anyone peeking.
One person creates a game and reads out a six-letter code. Everyone else joins with that code, and their phone becomes their role card — the only place their secret ever appears. A spare tablet can open the shared board and sit in the middle of the table, showing the phase, the clock and who is still in.
WHAT IT DOES
• Deals secret roles privately, so nobody has to close their eyes and trust it
• Runs night, day, last word and the vote, with a clock everyone can see
• Counts votes and shows who voted for whom — the question a host actually gets
• Twenty-four roles, from a plain townsfolk game to detectives, doctors, a maniac and a jester who wins by being wrong
• Seats for people without a phone: the host can act and vote on their behalf
• Ukrainian, Russian and English
• Works on iPhone and iPad, and in a browser at mafia.aimdev.site — app players and web players can share the same room
ACCOUNTS AND THE GAME NIGHT PASS
No account is required to host or play — a room code is enough. Signing in with a free AimDev account is optional: it carries your free games and any Game Night pass across the app, the web console and other phones. Hosting is free for the first three games; after that, a Game Night pass unlocks 24 hours of unlimited hosting for a one-off in-app purchase — not a subscription. No advertising, no tracking. Rooms are deleted twelve hours after they are created.
Made in Auckland by AIM DEV LIMITED.
Versions
- Version 0.4.0First seen · 30 Sept 2026
Countries
Limited release · 37 countries
Apple lists this app in a small set of storefronts, a typical sign of a test or regional launch.
United Arab EmiratesArgentinaAustraliaBrazilCanadaSwitzerlandChileColombiaAlgeriaEgyptUnited KingdomGhanaHong KongIndonesiaIsraelIndiaIraqJapanSouth KoreaKazakhstanMoroccoMexicoMalaysiaNigeriaNorwayPhilippinesPakistanRussiaSaudi ArabiaSingaporeThailandTurkeyTaiwanUkraineUnited StatesVietnamSouth Africa
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