Frequently asked questions

An original hidden-role game for 5 to 10 people. A crew is about to open the five locks of a bank vault in a single night, but undercover Moles working for the police are among them. Players talk, vote in public and play secret cards. A game lasts 15 to 25 minutes.

5 to 10. Role deal, team sizes per lock and sabotages adjust to the group size (see the table by number of players).

Yes. The phone is passed from hand to hand: each player sees their role and plays their cards in secret, then hands it back. You can also play with one phone per player in a room with a code, QR or link. More in one-phone play.

Yes: the host creates a room and shares the code or the link; everyone plays on their own phone. Conversation runs over a separate voice or video call, because the app has no chat. Full guide: play online with friends.

Yes, with ads. 5 to 7 players is free; for 8 to 10 you can watch a video to unlock it for 24 hours. An optional one-time purchase, Mole in the Crew Pro, removes ads, lets you always play with 8 to 10 players and unlocks the Museum and Casino themes. No subscriptions.

There is a web version in testing: you join from your browser, no install, in the same rooms as the app. While it is in testing it may break or change; the most complete experience is the Android app.

No. The app creates an anonymous session to join a room; it asks for no email, phone or password. Details in the privacy policy.

The app is in Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, German and Italian. This website is in Spanish and English.

Yes. You may stream and monetize videos of Mole in the Crew freely, with no permission needed. Credit and a link are appreciated. See streamer mode and the press kit.

In bot simulations (20,000 games per size) the Crew wins between 48% and 54% depending on player count. With people a subtle Contact and coordinated Moles will matter more, so treat it as a reference, not a guarantee.