Memory and Observation
Remember who said what, how each player voted, and when someone changed their position. A small detail can often become the decisive clue.
One table, 12 players, and a game where every word, vote, and decision matters. Listen closely, spot contradictions, defend your position, and persuade the entire table.
Remember who said what, how each player voted, and when someone changed their position. A small detail can often become the decisive clue.
Express your ideas clearly in a short time, defend your position, and try to persuade the entire table.
Connect old and new information, look for contradictions, and build a coherent chain of events.
Assess risk, choose the right time to act, and make decisions with incomplete information.
Practice staying calm in tense moments, reading other players’ emotions, and managing your own reactions.
Speak in front of a group, listen to others, work with your team, and take responsibility for your opinion.
One story we especially remember is about a player who found it difficult to speak in front of others, yet used every second of their one minute in each game. Playing regularly gave them experience expressing ideas more freely and communicating with a group. It is one person’s story—and a good example of how a game can create a comfortable space for practice.
Bring your friends, book a full table, and discover who can play the most convincingly.
You can book an individual seat, meet new people, and play at a full table.
An informal setting, lively communication, and a game that involves every team member.
Whether it is your first game or you already have your own style, every table brings new people and situations.
Mafia is a 12-player social deduction and logic game. During the day phase, participants speak, analyze one another’s arguments, and vote; at night, the special roles take action. Each team aims to fulfill its own victory condition.
Mafia brings together memory, observation, logical thinking, argumentation, emotional control, and teamwork in one game. It is also a lively social experience where every game introduces new people and situations.
No. You are welcome to come for your first game. Before the game begins, you will learn the basic rules and your role, then gain experience directly at the table.
One game in the Yakuza format has 12 players.
The Yakuza format lasts an average of 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Yes. Book one seat individually and play with the other players who have booked the same time.
Yes. When you book a full table, the Mafia room is reserved exclusively for your group. View full-table booking →
For full details on roles, speaking, nominations, voting, and victory conditions, visit the Mafia game rules page →
You can play Mafia at two locations: Didi Dighomi — 31 Mirian Mepe Street and Gldani — 5 Marat Nozadze Street. Choose your preferred location when booking the game.
Book one seat or bring your friends and reserve a full table.


