First Class Trouble is Free on Steam Right Now for Weekend Multiplayer Chaos
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Polygon highlights that the social deduction game First Class Trouble is currently free to play on Steam, offering a chaotic weekend option for party game fans.
If your regular Discord squad is looking for something new to test your friendships this weekend, Polygon reports that First Class Trouble is currently free to play on Steam. Developed by Invisible Walls, the social deduction game drops a group of players onto a luxury intergalactic cruise ship where things inevitably spiral out of control. It is an ideal pick for anyone who loves the chaotic energy of party games and wants an excuse to round up a bigger lobby.
The gameplay revolves around a tense split between Residents and rogue artificial intelligence known as Personoids. Residents must work together to survive and complete objectives, while Personoids lie, sabotage, and try to eliminate the crew from the inside. Built-in proximity voice chat ramps up the paranoia, turning casual conversations into high-stakes interrogations when accusations start flying in custom games supporting up to twelve players.
Weekend free access runs through September, giving you plenty of time to test out the social deception mechanics without dropping any cash. While party games live and die by their active player counts, jumping in during a free weekend is the best way to bypass the queue times and see if your group has what it takes to survive the cruise. Just do not expect everyone to still be talking by the end of the night.
Tags: PC Gaming, Steam, Party Games, Indie Games
Original article: Polygon