In these voting rounds, clues that players can uncover are also presented to the group and it’s a real opportunity for discussion and deduction as the crew attempts to figure out who the Personoids may be.
It’s actually pretty hilarious in a highly morbid kind of way. It’s in these transition periods where Residents are able to vote off someone from the ship, which locks them in an airlock and jettisons them into space. Although you better hope there’s no Personoids remaining in the game once you reach this stage!Īny given match of First Class Trouble has multiple stages where you unlock access to a new part of the ship and progress. As you complete tasks in the game, the Residents will get closer and closer to reaching the dastardly AI, at which point they can shut them down and win. Although when nobody is watching, the Personoids can also sabotage parts of the ship or even kill Residents who find themselves in precarious positions. The Personoids can fix sabotages, refill oxygen, complete objectives and work alongside the Residents as a means of remaining undetected.
Of the 6 players in any given match are 2 Personoids whose job it is to kill and sabotage the innocent players whilst attempting to remain undetected. It’s social deception with an added layer of chaotic lunacy. With a bottle of champagne in hand, players will have to top up oxygen supplies, repair sabotages, and work together to shut down the ship’s menacing AI, all whilst battling against the unknown threat hidden amongst them. Designed to be played by 6 people, First Class Trouble sees players attempt to survive against an artificial intelligence aboard a luxurious intergalactic cruise ship. Entering into the booming social deception/deduction genre of video games is a recent Early Access title by the name of First Class Trouble.
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