Agent Versus

The action takes place on maps filled with a crowd of NPCs, where player spies try to blend into the background and Detectives watch every movement.

The tone is light and party-like: funny emotes, role changes and a chance to make up for losses in the final shootout.

Agent Versus is an online social deduction game for a group of two to eight players. You play out a spy hunt: some players are Spies, the rest are Detectives. Spies hide among twelve NPCs, copy their behavior and carry out secret tasks, while Detectives watch the crowd and look for those who act unnaturally. A round is built on observation and bluffing. A Spy has to move like ordinary passersby and still get things done: active tasks are marked on the map with orange icons, and each successful mission earns the team a point. If a player is caught while carrying items, the attempt is canceled and a teammate has to start over. Before the round, a Detective picks one of four gadgets: a stun gun, a sensor, a disguise kit or a baton. A wrong accusation against an innocent player gives points to the Spies, so rushing is risky. At the end of the round, players discuss and vote for one suspect. If the votes are tied, the game randomly picks one of the candidates. Players can also report missing or damaged items and start an immediate vote. One notable detail is the switch to a shootout mode. If the Detectives have not identified all the Spies, they can pick up weapons and eliminate them by force. And when the Spies score the required number of points, their team gets a powerful weapon and starts hunting on its own. This adds momentum and keeps a match from dragging on. The room can be adjusted to your preferences: the map, round time, and the number of spies and missions. There are eight Detective variants and funny emotes with animation. The game has co-op and player versus player modes, achievements and a Russian interface. It was released in November 2025.