Hồ Sơ Ma Sói

Saigon, 1997. Hoa Binh Apartment Complex — two stories, a metal corridor, ten households still clinging on. For three weeks now, people have been disappearing into the night in the surrounding area. You are Uncle Tam, the night security guard, and the local police have just given you a gun with an order: find the wolf disguised as a resident before it devours everyone.

Werewolf File is a single-player deduction horror game. Each round is a new file: 13 randomly selected residents from the apartment complex, 1–2 wolves hiding among them, and you only have a few questions each day with one bullet.

ONE-SHIFT LOOP
• Knock on each apartment in the corridor, meet each person.

• Interrogate with a limited number of questions per day — who to ask, what to ask is up to you.

• Examine the ID card: photo, date of birth, place of origin, signature… small errors can lead to big mistakes.

• Record in the duty logbook, compare statements to find inconsistencies.

• Draw your gun when you are sure—or not so sure. One shot a day. A wrong shot means the loss of an innocent person.

• Stay overnight. In the morning, count again to see who is still there.

A COMMUNITY LIVING SPACE WITH MEMORIES

• Residents have professions, families, and private secrets; couples and mothers protect and conceal each other.

• Two special roles: the photographer keeps the secretly taken photos, the old man with insomnia hears footsteps at night.

• Nighttime events and rumors rotate throughout the day; traps are set for those who ask hastily.

• Three difficulty levels. Each round has a unique code—re-enter to play that specific round.

OLD FILE STYLE

• Green CRT screen interface, typed documents, SECRET stamp.

• Background music, nighttime hallway sounds, vibration to tense moments (can be turned off in Settings).

• Play vertically on phones; tablets have a horizontal layout like the web version.

• Leaderboards are the same as the web version: register by nickname after each successful shift.

TRANSPARENCY

• Free, no ads, no account. Play the entire game offline.

• One in-app purchase: "Lifetime Support" — a one-time purchase to thank the author and receive a SUPPORTER stamp. Does not change the rules of the game, does not unlock content.

• Network is only required for: leaderboards, trailers (YouTube), and purchases.

• Horror content: werewolf, crime scenes, moderate levels of gore. For players aged 13 and up.

• The app version of the web game Last Duty Shift (catruccuoi.canyoutry.com), with the same rules and content.

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Community: Facebook group "Werewolf" — provide feedback, report bugs, and show off your shifts.