Deadly Trick is set to launch into early access on Steam on July 14, 2026, following a Steam Next Fest demo and feedback-driven improvements.
Finalblow Co.'s debut title, Deadly Trick, is a multiplayer social deduction game that blends werewolf-type mechanics with a class trial investigation phase. The game supports 5 to 8 players and is set at Lastov Academy, where players start as 'White' but can transform into 'Black' killers, while a mastermind role hinders progress. A free demo was available during the Steam Next Fest June Edition, ending on July 6, and the early access version incorporates UI improvements and new features based on player feedback from that demo.
The early access launch on Steam is scheduled for July 14. The game was priced at 990 yen during its Next Fest appearance. The class trial system, inspired by Danganronpa, allows players to investigate crime scenes and vote on the culprit. The early access release marks the first public availability of the full game, building on the demo's reception.
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Finalblow's werewolf-type deduction game Deadly Trick will enter early access on Steam on July 14. The multiplayer game for 5 to 8 players features a class trial system where participants investigate crime scenes and deduce the culprit. Players start as 'White' but can transform into 'Black' killers. A mastermind also hinders progress. The early access version includes UI improvements and new features based on demo feedback.
Developer Finalblow Co. announced that the multiplayer murder-mystery game Deadly Trick will launch into early access on Steam on July 14. The game supports up to eight players in a werewolf-style death game set at Lastov Academy, with a class trial phase where players debate and vote on the killer. A free demo ends on July 6.
Finalblow Co. announced that the social deduction game 'Deadly Trick' will participate in the Steam Next Fest June Edition starting June 15. The game supports 5 to 8 players and features a death game setting inspired by 'Danganronpa', with roles including White, Black, and Mastermind. A new demo will be available at the event, and early access is planned for July 2026 at 990 yen.