First Class Trouble Reviews

I really enjoyed First Class Trouble—the gameplay is engaging, and the concept is fantastic. However, my experience with the community has been incredibly disappointing. A player by the username Tacobell Fanclub frequently joins games and exploits the system by spawning invisible players, making it impossible to win. He claims to only target racists or people he dislikes, but in reality, he does this in every game, ruining the experience for everyone. I attempted to report this behavior through the official Discord server, only to be met with hostility. Instead of addressing the issue, the moderators, particularly Believry, chose to ban me while ignoring the real problem. Even though a prominent community member, Franky, witnessed Tacobell Fanclub using mods, no action was taken against him. Meanwhile, my friend and I were banned simply for glitching out of the map in one match—an inconsistency that makes it clear favoritism is at play. Worse yet, I was subjected to vile harassment, including racial and homophobic slurs, which were tolerated within the community. It's disheartening to see such toxic behavior not only go unpunished but seemingly encouraged by those in charge. I wish I could recommend this game without reservations, but until the developers take action against this kind of conduct, I can’t. If you're looking to play, be prepared for an incredible concept overshadowed by an unchecked toxic community.

This IS a social deduction game, and I will say the only social deduction game that I will ever play henceforth. Being a social deduction game it really only works if you have a full group of friends who know each other; I don't think social deduction is as fun if you can't properly judge peoples actions, which you need to know then to be able to do. That being said I fell in love with the flavour put into this game. It's fun to both play the game and get up to hijinx with your friends. It's not an expensive game, and if you have a group to play with then you'll find more than enough playtime to justify the cost.