One Night
Free
6.2for iPhone, iPad and more
8.3
541 Ratings
Bezier Games, Inc.
Developer
337.1 MB
Size
Aug 23, 2023
Update Date
Board
Category
4+
Age Rating
Age Rating
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About One Night
The One Night app is designed to be used with the One Night Ultimate Werewolf, One Night Ultimate Daybreak, One Night Ultimate Vampire, One Night Ultimate Alien, and One Night Ultimate Super Villains party games published by Bezier Games, Inc. You will need one of these games in order to take advantage of the app.
This app automates the night time narration based on the roles in your game, and provides a timer that can be used for the day phase of the game.
This app automates the night time narration based on the roles in your game, and provides a timer that can be used for the day phase of the game.
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What's New in the Latest Version 6.2
Last updated on Aug 23, 2023
Old Versions
Fixed a bug with the Family Man and the Blob: Number of targeted players is now based on the total player count correctly.
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Version History
6.2
Aug 23, 2023
Fixed a bug with the Family Man and the Blob: Number of targeted players is now based on the total player count correctly.
6.1
Feb 20, 2023
Fixed a bug where the Aura Seer wasn't working correctly.
6.0
Jan 31, 2023
- Added Romanian and Chinese languages.
- Added a new language button in settings to make it easier to change the language.
Fixed many small bugs
- Added a new language button in settings to make it easier to change the language.
Fixed many small bugs
5.9
Sep 6, 2022
Fixed several small bugs, reduced app size, and added Korean language version.
5.8
Aug 3, 2022
This version adds the following languages: Hebrew, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Ukrainian, and Thai. They can be found in the Narration menu in Settings.
Additionally, there are several bug fixes from the previous version, including not being able to open the app.
Additionally, there are several bug fixes from the previous version, including not being able to open the app.
5.7
Jul 26, 2022
This version adds the following languages: Hebrew, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Hungarian, Ukrainian, and Thai. They can be found in the Narration menu in Settings.
Additionally, there are several bug fixes from the previous version.
Additionally, there are several bug fixes from the previous version.
5.6
Mar 30, 2022
Fixed a bug introduced in the last release causing music to behave incorrectly at the end of the night phase, plus a few other minor fixes.
5.04
Mar 10, 2022
Switching app backend from Corona to Unity.
5.0.3
Jan 22, 2020
This version resolves an issue that prevented Narration audio from playing for some users who upgraded from older versions.
5.0.1
Dec 19, 2019
This version includes minor bug fixes and enhancements.
5.0
Apr 30, 2019
This version adds characters from One Night Ultimate Super Villains and Bonus Pack 4.
4.1.3
Aug 15, 2018
• Improved screen layout for iPhone X
• Simplified audio when Revealer (or Doppelganger-Revealer) wakes
• Simplified audio when Revealer (or Doppelganger-Revealer) wakes
4.1.2
May 28, 2018
• Resolved issue where Nostradamus choosing Minion assigned him to the Villager team instead of the Werewolf team
4.1.1
Oct 10, 2017
• Resolved issues with Nostradamus narration screen
• Resolved issues with Body Snatcher variations
• Resolved issues with Body Snatcher variations
4.1
Sep 25, 2017
• New "Repeat Role" Ripple
• "Crickets" is again available as a Background sound
• Doppelganger now wakes if she viewed the Body Snatcher or Empath cards
• "Crickets" is again available as a Background sound
• Doppelganger now wakes if she viewed the Body Snatcher or Empath cards
4.0
May 16, 2017
Version 4.0 now supports One Night Ultimate Alien (coming in June from Bezier Games). It also supports tutorial mode - Press and hold on any role to learn what it does.
3.1
Aug 17, 2016
To celebrate the announcement and Kickstarter campaign (August 29th-September 27th) of One Night Ultimate Alien (http://tiny.cc/ONUA), the app has new Alien-themed background music available. To use, tap the gear, then tap the Edit button in the Background rectangle, then tap the Alien button.
3.0.5
Jan 14, 2016
New in version 3.0: Now supports One Night Ultimate Vampire and Bonus Pack 2 roles.
New background sounds: Spaghetti, Horror, Rock, Disco, Pop, Tense.
Verbose Doppelganger - On by default. It may be turned on and off on the “Other” settings screen. This makes the Doppelganger much more accessible to new players by listing the roles that need to do their night action right away when the Doppelganger views them.
Pause button - This button now appears at the bottom of the screen during both the nighttime narration and the game timer. Background noise continues to play while in “pause” mode, and a “resume” button takes the place of the “pause” button while the narration/timer is paused.
Expert mode - stripping out all the instructions except wake up and close your eyes (and a few others as needed), this makes nighttime fly by.
All Roles Available and number of roles selected indicator - All the roles in the game are now shown, whether those roles wake up at night or not. All non-waking roles are placed at the bottom of the list. Inside the Play button is a number: this is the number of selected roles (usually you’ll want to use 3 more than the number of players). Roles that have duplicates now have duplicate buttons: there are 2 werewolves, 2 masons, and 3 villagers.
Quick Game Timer access - Press and hold the Game Timer button to quickly access the Game Timer settings screen. Doing this automatically turns on the Game Timer (if it had been off, or leaves it on if it was on).
Main screen package selection - All five packages are listed across the top of the screen, allowing you to show and hide roles on a per-package basis. When multiple packages are selected, the roles are sorted in order by nighttime waking order, with non-waking roles at the bottom of the list.
Scrolling list of roles - when there are too many roles to fit on the screen, they scroll off of the bottom (or top when you scroll down). You can select or deselect partially-hidden roles.
Double Role Timer for Complex Roles - Some role actions take longer than others, especially some of the new roles in Vampire. With the new 2X Complex Roles option activated in Role Timer Settings, the first Doppelganger, Cupid, Priest, Marksman, Squire, and Beholder get double the amount of time (based on the Role Timer length). Village Idiot always gets 5 extra seconds, regardless of the role timer (unless the Role timer is off, in which case he gets no time at all). This option is on by default.
Version 3.0.5 addresses various narration bugs, and adds an updated icon and splash screen, showing Werewolf, Daybreak, and Vampire.
New background sounds: Spaghetti, Horror, Rock, Disco, Pop, Tense.
Verbose Doppelganger - On by default. It may be turned on and off on the “Other” settings screen. This makes the Doppelganger much more accessible to new players by listing the roles that need to do their night action right away when the Doppelganger views them.
Pause button - This button now appears at the bottom of the screen during both the nighttime narration and the game timer. Background noise continues to play while in “pause” mode, and a “resume” button takes the place of the “pause” button while the narration/timer is paused.
Expert mode - stripping out all the instructions except wake up and close your eyes (and a few others as needed), this makes nighttime fly by.
All Roles Available and number of roles selected indicator - All the roles in the game are now shown, whether those roles wake up at night or not. All non-waking roles are placed at the bottom of the list. Inside the Play button is a number: this is the number of selected roles (usually you’ll want to use 3 more than the number of players). Roles that have duplicates now have duplicate buttons: there are 2 werewolves, 2 masons, and 3 villagers.
Quick Game Timer access - Press and hold the Game Timer button to quickly access the Game Timer settings screen. Doing this automatically turns on the Game Timer (if it had been off, or leaves it on if it was on).
Main screen package selection - All five packages are listed across the top of the screen, allowing you to show and hide roles on a per-package basis. When multiple packages are selected, the roles are sorted in order by nighttime waking order, with non-waking roles at the bottom of the list.
Scrolling list of roles - when there are too many roles to fit on the screen, they scroll off of the bottom (or top when you scroll down). You can select or deselect partially-hidden roles.
Double Role Timer for Complex Roles - Some role actions take longer than others, especially some of the new roles in Vampire. With the new 2X Complex Roles option activated in Role Timer Settings, the first Doppelganger, Cupid, Priest, Marksman, Squire, and Beholder get double the amount of time (based on the Role Timer length). Village Idiot always gets 5 extra seconds, regardless of the role timer (unless the Role timer is off, in which case he gets no time at all). This option is on by default.
Version 3.0.5 addresses various narration bugs, and adds an updated icon and splash screen, showing Werewolf, Daybreak, and Vampire.
3.0.1
Oct 22, 2015
version 3.0.1 addresses two issues that appeared with the 3.0 build: Revealer narration is now present when no Vampires are selected, and the proper text is shown on screen during the Doppelganger-Assassin phase.
New in version 3.0: Now supports One Night Ultimate Vampire (and "Bonus Pack 2") roles.
New background sounds: Spaghetti, Horror, Rock, Disco, Pop, Tense.
Verbose Doppelganger - On by default. It may be turned on and off on the “Other” settings screen. This makes the Doppelganger much more accessible to new players by listing the roles that need to do their night action right away when the Doppelganger views them.
Pause button - This button now appears at the bottom of the screen during both the nighttime narration and the game timer. Background noise continues to play while in “pause” mode, and a “resume” button takes the place of the “pause” button while the narration/timer is paused.
Expert mode - stripping out all the instructions except wake up and close your eyes (and a few others as needed), this makes nighttime fly by.
All Roles Available and number of roles selected indicator - All the roles in the game are now shown, whether those roles wake up at night or not. All non-waking roles are placed at the bottom of the list. Inside the Play button is a number: this is the number of selected roles (usually you’ll want to use 3 more than the number of players). Roles that have duplicates now have duplicate buttons: there are 2 werewolves, 2 masons, and 3 villagers.
Quick Game Timer access - Press and hold the Game Timer button to quickly access the Game Timer settings screen. Doing this automatically turns on the Game Timer (if it had been off, or leaves it on if it was on).
Main screen package selection - All five packages are listed across the top of the screen, allowing you to show and hide roles on a per-package basis. When multiple packages are selected, the roles are sorted in order by nighttime waking order, with non-waking roles at the bottom of the list.
Scrolling list of roles - when there are too many roles to fit on the screen, they scroll off of the bottom (or top when you scroll down). You can select or deselect partially-hidden roles.
Double Role Timer for Complex Roles - Some role actions take longer than others, especially some of the new roles in Vampire. With the new 2X Complex Roles option activated in Role Timer Settings, the first Doppelganger, Cupid, Priest, Marksman, Squire, and Beholder get double the amount of time (based on the Role Timer length). Village Idiot always gets 5 extra seconds, regardless of the role timer (unless the Role timer is off, in which case he gets no time at all). This option is on by default.
New in version 3.0: Now supports One Night Ultimate Vampire (and "Bonus Pack 2") roles.
New background sounds: Spaghetti, Horror, Rock, Disco, Pop, Tense.
Verbose Doppelganger - On by default. It may be turned on and off on the “Other” settings screen. This makes the Doppelganger much more accessible to new players by listing the roles that need to do their night action right away when the Doppelganger views them.
Pause button - This button now appears at the bottom of the screen during both the nighttime narration and the game timer. Background noise continues to play while in “pause” mode, and a “resume” button takes the place of the “pause” button while the narration/timer is paused.
Expert mode - stripping out all the instructions except wake up and close your eyes (and a few others as needed), this makes nighttime fly by.
All Roles Available and number of roles selected indicator - All the roles in the game are now shown, whether those roles wake up at night or not. All non-waking roles are placed at the bottom of the list. Inside the Play button is a number: this is the number of selected roles (usually you’ll want to use 3 more than the number of players). Roles that have duplicates now have duplicate buttons: there are 2 werewolves, 2 masons, and 3 villagers.
Quick Game Timer access - Press and hold the Game Timer button to quickly access the Game Timer settings screen. Doing this automatically turns on the Game Timer (if it had been off, or leaves it on if it was on).
Main screen package selection - All five packages are listed across the top of the screen, allowing you to show and hide roles on a per-package basis. When multiple packages are selected, the roles are sorted in order by nighttime waking order, with non-waking roles at the bottom of the list.
Scrolling list of roles - when there are too many roles to fit on the screen, they scroll off of the bottom (or top when you scroll down). You can select or deselect partially-hidden roles.
Double Role Timer for Complex Roles - Some role actions take longer than others, especially some of the new roles in Vampire. With the new 2X Complex Roles option activated in Role Timer Settings, the first Doppelganger, Cupid, Priest, Marksman, Squire, and Beholder get double the amount of time (based on the Role Timer length). Village Idiot always gets 5 extra seconds, regardless of the role timer (unless the Role timer is off, in which case he gets no time at all). This option is on by default.
3.0.0
Oct 15, 2015
Now supports One Night Ultimate Vampire (and "Bonus Pack 2") roles.
New background sounds: Spaghetti, Horror, Rock, Disco, Pop, Tense.
Verbose Doppelganger - On by default. It may be turned on and off on the “Other” settings screen. This makes the Doppelganger much more accessible to new players by listing the roles that need to do their night action right away when the Doppelganger views them.
Pause button - This button now appears at the bottom of the screen during both the nighttime narration and the game timer. Background noise continues to play while in “pause” mode, and a “resume” button takes the place of the “pause” button while the narration/timer is paused.
Expert mode - stripping out all the instructions except wake up and close your eyes (and a few others as needed), this makes nighttime fly by.
All Roles Available and number of roles selected indicator - All the roles in the game are now shown, whether those roles wake up at night or not. All non-waking roles are placed at the bottom of the list. Inside the Play button is a number: this is the number of selected roles (usually you’ll want to use 3 more than the number of players). Roles that have duplicates now have duplicate buttons: there are 2 werewolves, 2 masons, and 3 villagers.
Quick Game Timer access - Press and hold the Game Timer button to quickly access the Game Timer settings screen. Doing this automatically turns on the Game Timer (if it had been off, or leaves it on if it was on).
Main screen package selection - All five packages are listed across the top of the screen, allowing you to show and hide roles on a per-package basis. When multiple packages are selected, the roles are sorted in order by nighttime waking order, with non-waking roles at the bottom of the list.
Scrolling list of roles - when there are too many roles to fit on the screen, they scroll off of the bottom (or top when you scroll down). You can select or deselect partially-hidden roles.
Double Role Timer for Complex Roles - Some role actions take longer than others, especially some of the new roles in Vampire. With the new 2X Complex Roles option activated in Role Timer Settings, the first Doppelganger, Cupid, Priest, Marksman, Squire, and Beholder get double the amount of time (based on the Role Timer length). Village Idiot always gets 5 extra seconds, regardless of the role timer (unless the Role timer is off, in which case he gets no time at all). This option is on by default.
New background sounds: Spaghetti, Horror, Rock, Disco, Pop, Tense.
Verbose Doppelganger - On by default. It may be turned on and off on the “Other” settings screen. This makes the Doppelganger much more accessible to new players by listing the roles that need to do their night action right away when the Doppelganger views them.
Pause button - This button now appears at the bottom of the screen during both the nighttime narration and the game timer. Background noise continues to play while in “pause” mode, and a “resume” button takes the place of the “pause” button while the narration/timer is paused.
Expert mode - stripping out all the instructions except wake up and close your eyes (and a few others as needed), this makes nighttime fly by.
All Roles Available and number of roles selected indicator - All the roles in the game are now shown, whether those roles wake up at night or not. All non-waking roles are placed at the bottom of the list. Inside the Play button is a number: this is the number of selected roles (usually you’ll want to use 3 more than the number of players). Roles that have duplicates now have duplicate buttons: there are 2 werewolves, 2 masons, and 3 villagers.
Quick Game Timer access - Press and hold the Game Timer button to quickly access the Game Timer settings screen. Doing this automatically turns on the Game Timer (if it had been off, or leaves it on if it was on).
Main screen package selection - All five packages are listed across the top of the screen, allowing you to show and hide roles on a per-package basis. When multiple packages are selected, the roles are sorted in order by nighttime waking order, with non-waking roles at the bottom of the list.
Scrolling list of roles - when there are too many roles to fit on the screen, they scroll off of the bottom (or top when you scroll down). You can select or deselect partially-hidden roles.
Double Role Timer for Complex Roles - Some role actions take longer than others, especially some of the new roles in Vampire. With the new 2X Complex Roles option activated in Role Timer Settings, the first Doppelganger, Cupid, Priest, Marksman, Squire, and Beholder get double the amount of time (based on the Role Timer length). Village Idiot always gets 5 extra seconds, regardless of the role timer (unless the Role timer is off, in which case he gets no time at all). This option is on by default.
2.1.2
Jul 27, 2015
• New "Fantasy" background sound to celebrate the upcoming One Night Ultimate Vampire game
• Link to One Night Ultimate Vampire prefundia page (until August 3rd) /kickstarter page (August 3rd-August 31)/ and then regular preorder page (September 1-)
• Link to One Night Ultimate Vampire prefundia page (until August 3rd) /kickstarter page (August 3rd-August 31)/ and then regular preorder page (September 1-)
2.1.1
Apr 14, 2015
• Added "Move Your Card" setting on Other Options screen
• Resolved issue with app only running properly once on German devices
• Please note that this version only supports English language
• Resolved issue with app only running properly once on German devices
• Please note that this version only supports English language
2.0.1
Nov 19, 2014
Fixed a bug where there wasn't a pause for the Doppelganger if the Minion was also selected.
2.0
Nov 15, 2014
Version 2.0 now supports the roles in the One Night Ultimate Werewolf Daybreak sequel as well Bonus Pack 1 (Aura Seer).
Other enhancements include a female narrator option (voiced by Ashly Burch), more background sounds, enhanced timers, and graphics/layout optimization for iPads and iPhone 6/6+.
Other enhancements include a female narrator option (voiced by Ashly Burch), more background sounds, enhanced timers, and graphics/layout optimization for iPads and iPhone 6/6+.
1.2
Feb 19, 2014
Fixed minor bugs
One Night FAQ
Click here to learn how to download One Night in restricted country or region.
Check the following list to see the minimum requirements of One Night.
iPhone
Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
iPad
Requires iPadOS 11.0 or later.
iPod touch
Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
One Night supports English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Romanian, Simplified Chinese, Swedish, Thai, Ukrainian
