Play this chaotic Among Us-inspired game for free on Steam until September 7!
Few experiences rival the thrill of gathering friends online for some multiplayer mayhem, and we’re currently enjoying a prime era for party gaming.
Among Us has practically achieved legendary status, while titles like Peak and REPO are sure to turn any gaming night into a blast—provided everyone makes it through without backstabbing each other. Right now, Meccha Chameleon is the latest indie sensation that’s perfect for rallying your crew and stirring up some fun.
However, there’s a treasure trove of party games out there that don’t always get the spotlight, yet deliver the kind of outrageous multiplayer enjoyment that makes them irresistible. One such game is about to give you a fantastic reason to gather your friends, as it’s going free-to-play for the entire weekend.
That game is First Class Trouble, an indie party experience from Invisible Walls that blends teamwork, deception, and plenty of chances for chaos. If you’re on the lookout for something fresh to dive into with friends this weekend, it’s available for free on Steam right now.
Set aboard a lavish intergalactic cruise ship, First Class Trouble challenges players to survive a crisis while uncovering which of their fellow passengers are untrustworthy. Players can choose to be either Residents or Personoids, each with their own agenda for how the journey should unfold. This creates a social-deduction dynamic where collaboration is key, but misplacing your trust can swiftly turn a serene cruise into utter chaos.
As players navigate the ship, they must complete tasks and gather intel while keeping a watchful eye on their companions. Residents need to band together to pinpoint the Personoids lurking among them, while the Personoids can deceive, sabotage, and quietly eliminate anyone who gets too close to the truth. The addition of proximity voice chat heightens the tension, allowing you to strategize with allies or defend yourself when someone accuses you of treachery.
You can enjoy First Class Trouble with anywhere from four to 12 players in custom games, making it a perfect choice for larger groups seeking something new.
There’s no better time to test your friends’ loyalty than this weekend, as First Class Trouble is free to play on Steam until September 6.