MAAA: South Korean Werewolf Strategy Game

7/7/2026, 6:43:28 PM

Release date: 3/8/2028Upcoming

Tags: #action #free-to-play #casual #indie #strategy

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Key highlight

MAAA is a 3D TPP multiplayer game blending action, strategy, and social deduction. Players take on roles like Mafia or Police in a South Korean-inspired setting, using unique abilities during day and night phases.

Who this is for

Recommended for fans of social deduction and strategic multiplayer games. Enjoy a unique South Korean-inspired setting with gameplay that shifts between day and night phases.

Details

Overview

MAAA is a 3D TPP multiplayer game that brings the popular South Korean "Mafia" game to life with a werewolf twist. Players are divided into two teams: the Mafia and the Citizens. The core gameplay revolves around deduction, deception, and strategic use of unique job abilities.

Highlights

Genre Blend: Combines elements of Action, Casual, Indie, and Strategy genres.
Multiplayer Focus: Features Online PvP and multiplayer modes, emphasizing player interaction and competition.
Unique Roles: Players take on distinct roles like Mafia, who must eliminate citizens undetected, and Police, who investigate crime scenes.

Who It's For

This game is ideal for players who enjoy social deduction games, strategic thinking, and competitive multiplayer experiences. If you like games where bluffing, investigation, and teamwork are key, MAAA offers a fresh take.

Game Info

MAAA is a free-to-play title developed and published by GD GameCompany. It supports English and was released on March 8, 2028. The game is designed for multiplayer, with a focus on PvP combat and online interaction. Players engage in discussions and voting during the day to identify and eliminate suspects, while night phases allow for the use of special job abilities.