A social crisis game that moves at the speed of rumor.
A screenshot lands in your DMs. Someone is lying. Everyone has a version. Text your friends, manage the fallout, and watch the story mutate in real time.
Move between DMs, posts, screenshots, and side conversations while everyone argues over what really happened. The longer you wait, the more the story belongs to someone else.
GOSSIP does not hand you a neat list of choices. It drops you into a friend group where people know different things, loyalties are unstable, and every message can change who gets believed.
A casual comment to one friend may come back hours later through someone else. A screenshot can become proof. A joke can become motive. What you hide matters as much as what you say.
Type what you want to say, decide who gets the truth, and handle the consequences when the wrong person sees the right receipt.
A rumor, leaked screenshot, suspicious post, or bad sighting puts the friend group into motion before you ever type your first reply.
You move between private threads and public-facing surfaces, trying to contain fallout, redirect attention, or weaponize information yourself.
Every interaction changes what other characters believe, repeat, and react to, so each playthrough becomes a different social autopsy.
GOSSIP feels less like a branching story and more like being inside a messy social crisis while the narrative is still being fought over.
Characters have uneven access to facts, context, motives, and receipts, so every conversation starts from a different reality.
Side chats can calm the room or become evidence that changes the group hierarchy when they leak.
Public posts do not just decorate the world. They pressure characters, frame perceptions, and decide who looks guilty first.
Each run develops differently based on what you say, who trusts you, and how the rumor moves through the group.
Intimacy, performance, paranoia, loyalty, and misread tone are not side flavor. They are what make the drama move.
A delay, a soft reply, or silence itself can change how events are interpreted once the rumor reaches someone else.