Masonic Mysteries attempts a social deduction game around Freemasonry lore, but suffers from opaque progression mechanics and sparse tutorials that leave players unable to advance in single-player mode. The multiplayer option has minimal active players, making it difficult to experience the core social gameplay. Best approached cautiously until the developers clarify how to meaningfully progress.
About this game
Unravel the secrets of the Masons and survive FBI's pursuit in Masonic Mysteries. High stakes and hidden dangers await.
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It's an 'Among Us' style game, but not fun.
The game has a single player mode which is fine, but it does not give any clear way to move forward. You are given a question at the top of the screen and any answer you give is wrong.
This game is also a horrible representation of what Freemasonry actually is about. As a Master Mason myself, I was looking forward to having a good time and get a good laugh at this.
To the Dev of this game. I hope you fix your game to allow it to be fun, because I think it could be.
To would be buyers of this game, until the Dev actually makes the game worth buying, save your money.
I am a Freemason myself but I was curious to have some fun on the side to our serious fraternity but I am afraid that in order to play this "game" OR WHATEVER IT IS you must know more secrets than a true Freemason or else you will stay stuck as soon as it INITIATES.
Really unclear how to play effectively. Single player just don't advance and multiplayer has nobody to play with. Maybe with better tutorial and a more friendly singleplayer introduction the game can fullfill its great potential