Tasks that leave the screen
Stack cups. Sort objects. Then scan a card and beat a mini-game to make it count.
A very real game of make-believe
The kitchen is a task station. Your best friend is acting suspicious. And someone just sabotaged the reactor.
Bring an Among Us-inspired game off the screen and into your living room.
3+ players. One Wi-Fi. Zero phone downloads.
The pre-game briefing
Phones handle the game. You handle the detective work.
Pick your stations, add real-life tasks, and print the QR cards. Tape them up. Your playing field is ready.
Everyone joins in their browser. The app deals out roles and tasks. Most are crew. Someone has other plans.
Scan stations, finish mini-games, and watch the crew's progress. Report a tagged player, gather everyone, and vote.
Small screen. Big game night.
No arguing about who finished what. Task Force keeps every phone in sync, so you can get on with being suspicious.
Open the gameRuns on your computer. Plays on everyone's phones.
Stack cups. Sort objects. Then scan a card and beat a mini-game to make it count.
Every crew task moves the whole team closer to a win. Fake Impostor tasks don't.
Call everyone back, compare stories, and vote on your phones. The app counts the votes.
A reactor countdown. Two stations. Two players to fix it. Try looking innocent now.
Before everyone comes over
A little setup now. Reusable stations next time.
See the setup guideNode.js 18+, with the server running while you play.
Just a browser. No accounts, no app store installs.
Print your station cards. Cups and household objects work.
Agree on boundaries, walking-only play, and gentle tags.
One last thing
A phone per player works best. Players without one can share with a buddy and play as a pair. Everyone uses a browser on the same Wi-Fi as the server computer.
No. Task Force is an independent helper for an in-person social deduction game inspired by Among Us. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Innersloth.
Reopen the game in the same browser. It remembers your player and reconnects. Keep the computer's server running for the whole game.
Yes. The host can edit the 10 starter stations, disable locations, or add new ones. Stations and settings save on the computer for your next game.
The crew is waiting
First player in becomes the host. Keep your role to yourself.