PERDIFY TRUST NO ONE
One of them is lying. All of them seem guilty. Only your instincts can save you.
Enter The Game→ Free to play. No escape.The Premise
You wake in a room you don't recognize. The faces around you are unfamiliar—six strangers, all claiming innocence. Someone is lying. Someone in this room has blood on their hands. And they're very, very good at hiding it.
In PERDIFY, you are the interrogator, the detective, the final judge. Each suspect speaks with their own voice. They remember your questions. They adjust their stories. They watch you watching them.
Your weapon is conversation. Your evidence is contradiction. The killer knows you're hunting them. They're hunting you too.
Can you find the liar before the game finds its next victim?
How You Survive
Every tool. Every advantage. It still won't feel like enough.
Interrogate. Listen. Doubt.
Every suspect has a voice. Speak with them through real-time voice or text. Watch how they pause. Hear how they deflect. The truth hides in the silences.
Minds That Deceive
Each AI character thinks, remembers, and lies independently. Their stories shift. Their alibis crack. No two games unfold the same way.
Thread The Evidence
Cross-reference alibis. Map contradictions. Build your case file. One misplaced detail could expose the killer—or condemn an innocent.
Point The Finger
When you're ready, accuse. But choose wrong, and that character's trust in you shatters. They'll stay in the game—but will they ever help you again?
Speak Any Language
Interrogate in English, Japanese, Spanish, French, or Mandarin. The killer understands them all. So must you.
The Procedure
WAKE UP
You find yourself among strangers. Someone here is not what they seem.
INVESTIGATE
Speak with each suspect. Press them. Listen for the cracks in their stories.
DEDUCE
Cross-reference timelines. Connect the evidence. Build your theory.
ACCUSE
Accuse the killer at round end—or push for a confession once the evidence is complete.
"In a room full of liars, the truth is just another suspect."
The Game Has Already Started
Someone in that room knows what you're capable of. Prove them right.