8 Games Like Liar's Bar: Bluffing and Deadly Table Games

Buckshot Roulette is Russian roulette with a 12-gauge shotgun, and its four-seat multiplayer table is the closest thing to another night at Liar's Bar. You bargain, beg and betray your way around the table until one player walks away rich, and items add a few tricks to the odds.

There's less lying and more nerve: nobody hides a card, you just decide who takes the next shell. Alone, you play three rounds against the Dealer in 15 to 20 minutes, and Double or Nothing lets you push your luck for as long as you last.

Only False plays closest to Liar's Bar's card game. In its Rotten Deck mode you place a card face down, claim it matches the table card, and the next player can check it. Whoever is caught lying, or calls a lie that wasn't one, has to pick a trigger that may set off a deadly trap.

The second mode, Rock Paper Scissors: Minus One, is for two players: you show both hands, pull one back, and the loser faces a revolver. Rotten Deck takes two to four players, an odd cast of characters sits at the table with you, and the developers plan more modes during Early Access, including one for up to 8 players.

Bogos Binted? seats four aliens at a table on the Moon, and its bluffing mode is built on the same idea as Liar's Deck. Everyone plays cards face down that should match the table card, and anyone who smells a lie calls "beeble meep". If the call is right, the liar's head inflates. If it's wrong, the accuser's does, and an inflated head can explode.

There are three more modes: a card game about not going over a shared total, one where you must match or beat the last card, and a word game where one player, the VORP, doesn't know the secret word and has to fake a clue. It's for up to four players online. It left Early Access on January 28, 2026, although one heading on the store page still says Early Access.

DEAD MAN'S HAND mixes Russian roulette with a card game in the back room of a frontier saloon. Each round everyone draws a card, then a random player becomes the Holder and can use the cards they've collected to bend the round their way.

The choices are simple and nasty: shoot yourself for an extra card, or aim at someone else and try to knock them out. Players who survive being targeted draw a card too. It takes 2 to 8 players online, in private lobbies or public matchmaking. It has only a few dozen Steam reviews so far, so it's a smaller pick than the rest.

Spider Roulette is the simplest game here. Everyone hides their spiders under cups, then you take turns flipping cups and try not to find anyone else's. The last player standing wins, and gets a room full of spiders for the trouble.

Like Liar's Bar, the fun is in second-guessing your friends, here about where they'd hide a spider. Action Packs can replace a cup flip and swing the odds either way. It's for 2 to 4 players online. Valve rates it Unsupported on Steam Deck.

LOCKDOWN Protocol takes the lying away from the table and into a first-person facility. Most players work together to finish tasks in time, while a few dissidents secretly try to stop them without getting caught.

It suits groups who loved Liar's Bar for the accusations as much as the cards. The store page sums it up as real-time action plus communication, so plan on voice chat. It supports up to 16 players.

Dale & Dawson Stationery Supplies turns social deduction into an office comedy. Specialists do real work, Slackers goof off while pretending to be busy, and the Manager has to work out who to fire.

The bluffing happens in your voice and your behavior: the store page mentions proximity voice chat for alliances and accusations. It's lighter than Liar's Bar, with no guns, but the question in every round is the same one: who is lying to me?

Goose Goose Duck is a free social deduction game for up to 16 players. Geese finish tasks, report bodies and vote out the ducks, while ducks call sabotages and pick off the geese. A few roles belong to neither side and chase secret goals of their own.

It has proximity voice chat and cross-platform play with Mac, iOS and Android, so the whole group can join without buying anything. The lying is looser than Liar's Bar's card bluffs, but the accusations will feel familiar. Cosmetics are sold in the game.