Traitors: Write. Bluff. Survive.

Most of us spent our childhood playing games without phones or screens. Bluff, Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi, Name Place Animal Thing, Dumb Charades. At home, in class, during summer breaks, anytime we could find.

Traitors brings that back, with a twist. It's a game like Mafia or Among Us, but played through handwritten letters.

How it works

A few people in the room are secretly traitors. Everyone else has to figure out who, before it's too late. Over three rounds, you'll write notes, pass letters, make accusations, and vote someone out. The traitors, meanwhile, are bluffing their way through, and they might try to recruit you.

No acting skills needed. Just a pen and a good poker face.

Good to know

• Paper, pens, and everything else you need are included.
• Coming alone is completely fine. Most people won't know each other, and that makes the game better.
• The ₹99 entry is just to confirm your spot.

About us

The Grey Page hosts off-screen evenings in Bangalore around letters and old-school games. Our first event, Dear Stranger, was a slow evening of letter writing with strangers. This is our first game night.

Find us on Instagram at @justthegreypage.