Your workspace
has a mystery.
Let the Game Master in.
Install Trustactic into Slack and let a dedicated Game Master run phases, private prompts, votes, private actions, and reveals where your team already talks.
Gameplay
Slack hosts the players, interactive prompts, votes, private actions, and reveals.
Control
The webapp handles install, billing, public-safe room history, and admin control.
Tone
This is not a bot. This is a Game Master entering your workspace.
Marketing simulation
#team-mystery
Marketing simulation of the Slack experience. Players do not play in the browser.
How It Works
Install once. Let the Game Master run the ritual.
The game plays out in Slack. The webapp sells, installs, bills, and reviews public-safe room status without pretending to be the play surface.
Install the Slack app
Connect your workspace and let the Game Master enter through the front door, not through another browser tab.
Open a channel and create the lobby
Open setup from App Home or `/trustactic new`, then let the lobby card handle joining and beginning.
Slack hosts the mystery
Votes, private prompts, night actions, and reveals happen where your team already talks.
The webapp handles administration
Admins use the console for install health, billing, and public-safe room history after the dust settles.
Slack interaction path
Players stay in Slack, using cards and modals for normal gameplay. Operators return to the console for billing and safe room history.
Slack Game Master
A Game Master that never loses the thread.
Shared challenges, private prompts, vote registration, timing, and reveals stay in Slack. The Game Master keeps the experience moving while the console stays focused on setup and oversight.
Operational disciplines
Announces phases and keeps timing intact in Slack.
Delivers private prompts and confirmations without exposing hidden state.
Registers votes and private actions where the players already talk.
Reveals outcomes with theatrical clarity while the console stays administrative.
Game Master queue
Round Table announcement ready
Day vote opens in Slack
Ephemeral confirmations active
Private prompts remain private
Phase status
Day vote
The Game Master prompts the room publicly and confirms player interactions privately.
Admins review health, timing, and summaries later. They do not become browser players.
Hidden roles stay secret. The webapp remains a control layer, not the game board.
Built For Slack Today
Hidden Roles is ready for Slack.
Slack is the only gameplay platform in this release. Future platforms are visible as Coming Soon, not part of today’s install promise.
Platform
Slack
Install the app, open a channel, and let the Game Master run the experience where your team already talks.
Add to SlackPlatform
Microsoft Teams
The architecture leaves room for more team-chat platforms without pretending they are ready today.
Platform
Discord
Future expansion can bring the ritual to more communities while Slack stays the current product reality.
Built for the first game
A clear Hidden Roles experience for your team.
The setup modal in Slack creates the lobby. The browser explains the product, handles installation and billing, and never pretends to be a live game-control surface.
Launch experience
Hidden Roles for Slack
What the browser is for
Slack setup
Start from App Home or `/trustactic new`, then create and run the lobby through Slack’s native UI.
Admin record
Review install health, billing, and public-safe room history without exposing hidden state or browser gameplay controls.
Administer The Chaos
Keep the experience moving without joining the game.
The console is a command center for installation health, sessions, billing, logs, and support. It is not a browser game room.
Command room
Connected
Slack installation linked. Interactive game cards remain the normal player path. Billing status is visible.
Console boundary
Operators review. Players still vote, submit missions, and act inside Slack.
Low-friction control
Authorized workspace admins can manage the plan.
Installation, billing, usage, and health live here. No player is asked to open a browser just to keep the game moving.
Session Recaps
When the game ends, the story remains.
Recaps belong in the browser because they are history, not live gameplay. That gives hosts a dossier they can revisit after the room goes quiet.
Dossier summary
Castle War Room, Friday 20:00
Outcome
Main team lost by reveal
Players
11 active / 4 removed
Platform
Slack
Duration
1h 28m
Timeline
Game Master opened the public vote.
Morgan was removed after a public tally.
Morgan revealed they were Faithful.
The private-action window opened and the channel grew quiet.
The next team ritual
Open the channel.
Start the shared mystery.
Install Trustactic for Slack and let the Game Master take it from there.
Good night. Trustactic knows what to do.