Games Like Liar's Bar (and the Roblox Question)

Is Liar's Bar on Roblox?

Not under that name. The Roblox game inspired by it is Liar's Table — play it here, made by Let's Make Games — an adaptation of Liar's Bar's bluffing-and-consequences loop built for Roblox's platform and audience, not a Curve Animation release. If you search "Liar's Bar" on Roblox you'll also find a pile of unofficial fan animations, tribute experiences and clones using the name loosely — none of them are the real game, and none are affiliated with Curve Animation. The real Liar's Bar remains a Steam-only PC title (see our price & platforms FAQ for the full platform rundown).

Games Like Liar's Bar

One Last Hand (Steam)

Our own pick if you want something in the same lane: a 2–6 player online party card battler where you secretly bid for cards, build poker hands as attacks, and break the rules with Relics. Same "wreck your friendships" energy as Liar's Bar, different core loop (auction-and-combo rather than bluff-and-call). Full details, release status and a head-to-head comparison table are on our One Last Hand guide.

Buckshot Roulette

The closest tonal cousin: a horror-tinged 1-on-1 game built entirely around a shotgun loaded with an unknown mix of live and blank shells, where you choose to fire at yourself or your opponent. Less bluffing, more nerve — if Liar's Bar's Russian-roulette stakes are what hooked you, this scratches the same itch in a tighter, darker package.

Coup

A tabletop bluffing classic (also widely available as a digital adaptation): everyone claims to hold powerful character cards they may not actually have, and calling a bluff wrong costs you an "influence." It's Liar's Bar's DNA — claim something, get challenged, pay the price — with a card-collection layer instead of a revolver.

Skull

A minimalist bluffing game about stacking cards face-down and betting on how many you can flip without hitting a skull. Pure nerve and reading the table, no rules overhead — a good pick for the same group that likes Liar's Bar's simplicity.

Traditional Liar's Dice / Perudo

The dice-bidding rules Liar's Bar's own Dice mode is built on, playable with nothing but dice and cups. We've got the rules for both the standard and traditional (1s-wild) versions on our Liar's Dice and Liar's Dice — Traditional guides, plus a physical, real-life version if you want to play without a PC at all.

If what you actually liked about Liar's Bar was reading a room full of people lying to your face rather than the card mechanics specifically, the broader social-deduction genre (Goose Goose Duck, Among Us and similar) scratches a related itch with a different format — bigger lobbies, voice chat, and no cards at all.

FAQ

Is there an official Liar's Bar sequel? No sequel has been announced — Curve Animation has instead been expanding the original with new modes and content (Ranked Mode, Liar's Poker, new bars/characters). See the 2025 update guide.

Is Liar's Table (the Roblox game) made by the same developer? No — it's a third-party adaptation by a different studio (Let's Make Games), not an official Curve Animation release.

What's the closest game if I want less randomness and more deckbuilding? One Last Hand leans further into deliberate combo-building (poker hands plus Relics) than Liar's Bar's pure bluff-and-call loop — worth a look if that's the direction you want to go.

Is Liar's Bar on Roblox?