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Liar's Ledger: Deduction Game · Fact sheet & media assets
Short Pitch
Liar's Ledger is a single-player social deduction game set in a Victorian moorland parish. Question the suspects, cross-check every alibi against the rules, and prove who is lying using logic alone.
Description
In the moorland parish of Marrowby, someone dies every night, and every morning the living tell you who they are and what they saw. At least one of them is lying. Taking the role of Adjudicator, players question a handful of suspects each day, weigh what each person claims to know against the parish rules, and mark deductions directly in a leather-bound case ledger. Conspirators borrow innocent names and fabricate what they saw, but every case is entirely solvable by reasoning without luck or guesswork. Across 229 cases in 13 chapters and a Free-for-All finale, Liar's Ledger delivers the tension of games like Werewolf and Mafia in a focused, single-player mystery that plays fully offline on iPhone and iPad with no accounts and no ads.
Fact Sheet
- Title
- Liar's Ledger: Deduction Game
- Developer
- An independent solo developer
- Platform
- iPhone and iPad
- Release Date
- 2026-10-16
- Price
- Free download
- Languages
- English (current), Simplified Chinese (coming in v1.1)
- Website
- theliarsledger.com
- App Store
- apps.apple.com/app/id6814914103
- Contact
- preacherapp@gmail.com
Key Features
- Social deduction for one player: Question suspects, weigh claims against rigid rules, and expose the liars with reasoning rather than luck.
- 229 cases: 13 chapters plus a Free-for-All finale, with new roles and tricks added chapter by chapter.
- Interactive detective's ledger: Every testimony and death is written into one notebook, and you can mark each suspect Trusted or Suspect.
- Atmospheric Victorian setting: Candlelit moorland parish atmosphere with 68 roles, period portraits, music and sound, and full voice narration.
- Clean, offline play: Free download for iPhone and iPad with complete offline functionality, no player accounts, and no ads.
The Story Behind the Game
I built Liar's Ledger because I could never get eight to ten people together for a game of Werewolf, and playing online usually turns into a shouting match won by whoever is fastest or luckiest. So I made one you can play alone: listen to the testimony, catch the contradictions, and unmask the liars. Every case is built so the evidence leads to one answer. You never have to guess.
Media Assets
App Preview Video
Gameplay capture (MP4, 886×1920) with poster frame
Screenshots
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