Snitch Vote
Cards ask, fingers point. Read the situation, vote for whoever fits it, and watch the person with the most votes get snitched in front of everyone.
Steam · Early Access
Snitch Switch on PC is a 3D social party game where your room becomes the party, your friends become the chaos, and every question can turn into a confession, an argument, or a very suspicious silence.
Early Access on Steam · Windows · 1–6 players · Seven languages

Game modes
Some run on the TV, some at the table, some only on your phone — depending on what they have to keep secret.
Cards ask, fingers point. Read the situation, vote for whoever fits it, and watch the person with the most votes get snitched in front of everyone.
Head to head: who knows who better? You answer, they predict, and the friendship meter settles the argument at the end.
Everyone plays a role at a venue. One of you is the snitch — and everyone has a secret mission. Each round silences a player until three are left and the accusations start.
Spin the bottle at the round table and ask the question nobody was going to ask. Round table only.
Guess what most people chose. Single player, drawn from real poll data, and harder than it looks.
Pass the token, and do not get caught holding it.
Musical chairs, with secrets.
Build mode
Before anyone answers a question, somebody has to decide where everyone is sitting.
Place furniture, lights and props anywhere. Put up walls to split the space into separate rooms.
A warm tavern, a space station, or an abandoned house — each one changes the mood of the same question.
A piano you can play, three working arcade cabinets, a music system and a TV. Nobody has to sit still between rounds.
Every match pays out coins, and roughly one match buys one decoration. The room grows with the group.
Screenshots
Straight from the current build.
Twitch · Kick
A party game on stream has one problem: the secret half of the game is on the screen everyone is watching. Streamer Mode moves it off.
Scan a QR from the game, enter your PIN, and your secret role and your vote move to your own phone. The QR is on the stream by design — it is worthless without the PIN.
Connect a channel and your viewers vote by typing !1 to !9 while a vote is open. One vote per viewer, last valid answer counts.
The room code can be hidden, the in-game phone stays dark on the PC, and the game reminds you to turn on Focus Assist before you go live.
Streamer Mode is not a Find the Snitch feature. Turn it on once and it applies to whatever you are playing.
Online
Public rooms, private rooms, voice chat, and a room every guest sees exactly the same way.
No extra account, no nickname screen. Your Steam name and avatar come with you.
Push-to-talk voice through Steam, plus typed chat that floats above your character in the room.
Open the room to anyone, or lock it with a password. Friends can drop in from the Steam friends list.
One player redecorates while another plays the arcade and a third is at the piano. The lobby does not wait for a round to start.
Seven languages
The interface and every single question, translated by people — not by a machine.
They share the question library and the Snitch name, but they are different games. The Steam version is a 3D multiplayer game where you build a room, sit down in it with your friends and talk to each other. The mobile version is a fast pass-and-play party game.
Up to six in a lobby. Snitch VS is for two, Snitch Vote and Snitch Trust for three to six, Find the Snitch for four to six, and Snitch World is single player.
It moves the private half of the game — your secret role and your vote — from the PC screen onto your own phone, so a live audience cannot see it. It also lets Twitch or Kick chat vote by typing !1 to !9 while a vote is open.
Yes. Push-to-talk voice runs through Steam's own voice system, peer to peer. Nothing about what is said reaches our servers, and no game rule is ever decided by what a microphone heard.
It is in development for Steam Early Access. Wishlist it on Steam and Steam will tell you the day it launches.
English, Turkish, Spanish, French, German, Polish and Brazilian Portuguese — interface and every question.
Not yet. The current build is keyboard and mouse. Controller and Steam Deck support are on the roadmap.
The store page
Trailer, screenshots and the full store page.