SELECT: Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction

Dupery is the solo social-deduction brain-melter the community has been mainlining, essentially a single-player Blood on the Clocktower where the player base is hopelessly addicted to the 'one more deduction' loop and absolutely gushing over the sheer volume of roles and zones crammed into the full release. The praise camp is drowning in copium-fueled 10/10s, praising the diegetic UI, the roguelike quirk system, and the fact that the demo alone ate 70+ hours of their lives, while the lone dissenter got ratioed into oblivion for daring to point out that getting thrown into fourteen roles with zero tutorial is basically a cognitive boot camp. The only real friction is a mild learning-curve complaint about clunky hotkeys and a stamp pool that occasionally offers objectively garbage choices, but the consensus is clear: this is a puzzle game that makes your brain hurt in the best possible way, and the community is too busy solving cases to care about anything else.