ClusterCluck is a multiplayer social deduction game for 5 to 10 players built around one question: who in the coop is secretly a fox? At the start of each game every player receives a random role, either a chicken trying to survive the night or a fox wearing a chicken mask and hunting from within. The deception begins immediately and trust becomes the most dangerous thing in the game.
Chickens work together to complete tasks, gather clues and survive. The coop doors are connected to an electrical system that starts inactive, so the team must repair switches scattered across the map to power it up. Each chicken also has an individual mission to rescue their baby chicks trapped in cages around the map. Completing both opens a path to the voting stage. Along the way players can search for hidden chests placed by the Owl, which contain clues about who the killer might be. Each chicken can only open one chest per round. The chicken roles each bring something different to the group. One uses eggs as defensive tools and excels at quick escapes. The Guardian shields teammates and creates protective barriers. The Mage resurrects fallen allies and clones itself to sow confusion, while the Watcher turns invisible to reveal another player's true identity.
The foxes operate on deception and violence. The Fox tracks chickens by scent, sets traps and strikes with deadly attacks. The Snow Fox freezes chickens in place, stunning them so allies can close in. Their goal is to secretly eliminate chickens during the survival phase and then manipulate the voting phase that follows. Once the survival timer runs out the foxes reveal their true faces, and whatever survivors remain must gather to accuse and vote. Trust the wrong player and it could cost the entire coop. If you're a fox, deception is your greatest weapon.
The game scales with group size. Smaller sessions of five to six players run a quick format with one fox and three chicken roles. Larger groups of seven to ten unlock the main game with two foxes and four chicken roles for a fuller and more chaotic experience. Beyond the core social deduction mode there is Cluck Up, a parkour mode set in the same universe where players race to complete courses as fast as possible. Running and jumping are the foundation but pecking rivals and throwing eggs to block their path keeps things volatile. In ClusterCluck the simplest interactions carry suspicion and every accusation could save or doom the group.