Innocent until proven traitor.
TTT2 with extra roles, a traitor and detective shop, and a Pointshop for cosmetics. On weekend event nights the server switches to Prop Hunt or Murder.
When the preparation phase ends, roles are dealt in secret. Tap a card to see what yours asks of you.
Spawn, grab a weapon off the floor, find a spot. Nobody has a role yet. The first round of a map gives you 60 seconds.
Traitors see each other, the detective is announced to everyone, special roles are dealt. From now on, everyone is a suspect.
Bodies drop. Search them, read the report, follow the DNA, and make your accusation before the next shot does it for you.
Fifteen seconds to see who was who and laugh about it. The dead were busy in Spectator Deathmatch the whole time.
After 8 rounds or 75 minutes the vote opens: 12 maps, 28 seconds, and the current map is never on the list.
Beyond innocent, traitor and detective, TTT2 can deal special roles into a round. These are the eight role packs on our server, plus two extras that keep the dead busy.
Wants to die. Deals no damage, and if another player kills the Jester, the Jester wins. Think twice before you shoot the clown.
A third side with a shop of its own. One shot of the sidekick pistol turns another player into a loyal Sidekick.
Recruited by the Jackal in the middle of a round. From that moment on, you fight at the Jackal's side.
An innocent with a shop. Same side, same goal, better tools to reach it.
A traitor with a contract. Gets a target and earns credits for taking out exactly that player, nobody else.
Plays alone against everyone. Starts with a knife and a shop, and only wins when nobody else is left standing.
A detective-style lawman with a deputy pistol: one shot makes another player a Deputy who fights at the Sheriff's side.
Builds a brotherhood with a holy pistol. Members of the brotherhood know each other, which makes trust a little easier.
Bring a fallen player back into the round, if you reach the body in time.
Dead players fight it out in their own deathmatch, so nobody sits around waiting, or ghosting.
Walk up to a body and press E. The search report says who it was, which role they had and how they died. Detectives get more out of it, including a DNA sample that leads to the killer.
Role, weapon, time of death. A body nobody searched is a gift for the traitors.
Detectives scan bodies and weapons, and the scanner points toward whoever left the sample.
This is Garry's Mod. A well-placed barrel is a weapon, and so is a door.
The dead cannot talk to the living, and they keep it that way. No ghosting.
Players who hurt their own side deal less damage, then get kicked. Watch who hits softly.
When time runs out, the innocents win. The traitors have to make a move.
Traitors and detectives earn credits and spend them in their own equipment shop. A few of the classics, so you know what you are up against. The exact list depends on the role.
A timed explosive. Plant it, walk away, and hope nobody cuts the right wire.
The most subscribed TTT maps on the Workshop, from block worlds to cruise ships. Every 8 rounds or 75 minutes, the vote decides where the next body drops.
On weekend event nights the server switches mode for the evening. Dates are announced on Discord.
Props pick any object on the map and become it. Hunters get a moment to stare at the wall, then search. Every wrong shot hurts the hunter.
Everyone is a bystander with a code name, except one murderer. One bystander carries a hidden gun. Collect loot, stick together, and do not trust the quiet one.
ULX gives our admins the tools for reports, bans and map changes. Karma does the rest automatically, and every player you meet is a real person.
Press F3 or type !shop. You earn 10 points for every minute you play and spend them on 17 hats, heads and masks, 7 trails, a backpack and the Kleiner player model. Cosmetics only: we removed the default weapons, size powerups and the jump pack.
Garry's Mod is a trademark of Facepunch Studios. Trouble in Terrorist Town, TTT2, Prop Hunt: X2Z, Murder, ULX, MapVote and Pointshop are community projects by their respective authors. Scene, icons and artwork are original 4K60.com work.
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