Loyal knights, hidden dark knights, a Merlin who knows exactly who is evil, and an Assassin waiting for one guess. Propose quest teams, argue through open votes, and play your quest cards in secret, all on your own phones.
Avalon lives and dies on information staying hidden until the exact right second. Camelot handles the reveal stage on private phones, hold to peek, so there are no role cards to flash and no moderator to trust.
It is the deepest game on Joypod, and it travels well: the whole argument happens out loud, so a video call loses nothing.
Yes. Camelot is completely free, with no account, no download, and no ads.
Camelot plays with 5 to 10 players. The number of dark knights grows with the table, from 2 at five players to 4 at ten, and the app sets it automatically.
Yes, it is Joypod's own game in that style: hidden loyalties, quest teams, open votes, and a Merlin assassination at the end if the good side wins the quests.
Merlin knows who the dark knights are, but if the loyal side wins three quests, the Assassin guesses who Merlin is. A correct guess wins the game for darkness, so Merlin has to help quietly.
Yes. Votes and arguments are out loud, and roles and quest cards stay private on each phone, so a video call works well.