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New Tabletop Game Eggsposed Will Release on October 23
There's a new hidden-identity social deduction game called Eggsposed coming out soon, as it hits conventions before launching October 23
Article Summary
- Eggsposed, Oink Games’ hidden-identity social deduction game, launches October 23 after convention demos in Japan and Europe.
- Players split into Bright Birds and Night Birds, with Night Birds trying to secretly place three eggs in the nest.
- Eggsposed supports small groups from three players, blending deduction, egg swapping, and tense trust-testing gameplay.
- Unlike many social deduction games, Eggsposed lets exposed players stay in the fight since victory depends on nest eggs.
Oink Games has a new tabletop title on the way this October, as they showed off the new hidden-identity social deduction game Eggsposed. The game has players moving around, placing eggs in nests as both Bright and Night birds, with the Night Birds trying to get at least three eggs into a nest before any are caught. The game will be making the convention rounds, as you'll be able to try it out and buy it at the Game Market Autumn 2026 in Chiba, Japan, from October 17–18, followed SPIEL Essen in Essen, Germany, from October 22–25, and finally at PAX Unplugged in Philadelphia from December 4–6. We have more details below as general sales will start on October 23.

Spot The Night Birds Before It's Too Late in Eggsposed
Eggsposed is a hidden-identity social deduction game that brings the thrill of Werewolf-style games to small groups, starting with just three players. Players are divided into the Bright Bird team and the Night Bird team. Hidden among the Bright Birds, the Night Birds attempt to secretly slip their own eggs into the nest. If three or more Night Birds are revealed inside the nest by the end of the game, the Night Bird team wins. Players must carefully observe everyone's actions and statements to decide who to trust, checking eggs inside the nest and swapping their locations to swing the outcome in their favor.
Stunningly vibrant egg tiles feature striking bird illustrations on their reverse side. The minimalist Night Bird carries an eerie quality that heightens the surprise when flipped over. Dual-sided role cards, featuring quick-reference summaries on the back and custom wooden feather markers, bring extra flair to the table. Victory is decided entirely by the number of eggs remaining in the nest, so having your true identity exposed isn't a fatal mistake. That's what makes this game so unique. You don't even have to lie!
- Credit: Oink Games
- Credit: Oink Games
- Credit: Oink Games
- Credit: Oink Games
While easy to jump into and play casually, it still delivers the full, heart-pounding thrill of hidden-identity gameplay. Is that player a Bright Bird or a Night Bird? Are the eggs in the nest White or Black? Enjoy this thrilling board game where dual layers of deduction intertwine, keeping you on the edge of your seat until the very end. There? How!? Eggsposed is a game full of conversation and deduction, where players try to hide their identities and scheme to keep their own eggs in the nest! Night Birds try to sneak their own eggs into someone else's nest. Bright Birds try to prevent that and remove suspicious eggs from their nest. But wait, before you know it, the Night Bird eggs have returned. Who can you believe? Find your fellow birds and make it through this battle for survival!













