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Maybe we should do a karaoke night.  Would it be possible to do One Night Spyfall like how there is One Night Werewolf?

Also I might be willing to host something we haven't seen before at Summersend.  Wintrean Match Game

And maybe I should clarify something with the 40 Questions game, this one would be a chain game so that it could just keep going and then maybe see who wins the most or who asks the most questions.

Oh, I'll definitely be at the festival, have no fear :]

Would it be possible to do One Night Spyfall like how there is One Night Werewolf?

Hmm, I'm not sure that'd work exactly right since there aren't phases in Spyfall. One Night Werewolf has a simple win condition: during the day phase, either the villagers correctly vote to lynch a werewolf (so the villagers win) or they incorrectly vote to lynch a villager (so the werewolves win).

Spyfall, however, has more complex win conditions: the Spy correctly guesses the location (so the Spy wins) or incorrectly guesses the location (so the non-spies win), or the non-spies correctly vote to kill the Spy (so the non-spies win) or they incorrectly vote to kill a non-spy (so the Spy wins).

I suppose, however, that there could be a set amount of time for a question/answer phase (as opposed to the limitless time limit of a regular game). Then when the time is up, a forced vote is called to kill someone. The Spy would only have the chance to guess the location before the time is up and the vote is called, but after the voting has commenced, then they leave it up to the votes.

So calling it "One Night Spyfall" wouldn't exactly be accurate unless the time limit is really short, but calling
it "Ultimate Spyfall" or something like that could work, though. Was that sorta your idea?

Would it be possible to do One Night Spyfall like how there is One Night Werewolf?

Hmm, I'm not sure that'd work exactly right since there aren't phases in Spyfall. One Night Werewolf has a simple win condition: during the day phase, either the villagers correctly vote to lynch a werewolf (so the villagers win) or they incorrectly vote to lynch a villager (so the werewolves win).

Spyfall, however, has more complex win conditions: the Spy correctly guesses the location (so the Spy wins) or incorrectly guesses the location (so the non-spies win), or the non-spies correctly vote to kill the Spy (so the non-spies win) or they incorrectly vote to kill a non-spy (so the Spy wins).

I suppose, however, that there could be a set amount of time for a question/answer phase (as opposed to the limitless time limit of a regular game). Then when the time is up, a forced vote is called to kill someone. The Spy would only have the chance to guess the location before the time is up and the vote is called, but after the voting has commenced, then they leave it up to the votes.

So calling it "One Night Spyfall" wouldn't exactly be accurate unless the time limit is really short, but calling
it "Ultimate Spyfall" or something like that could work, though. Was that sorta your idea?

I was mainly just curious if it could work like Werewolf although I didn't actually know how One Night werewolf worked(even after playing the game from last Summersend) but I understand it a little better.

One Night Werewolf is a fundamentally different game from Werewolf.

As Crush said, you could make a shorter version of Spyfall, much as Pengu previously did a shorter version of Werewolf. This is very much not equivalent to making a One Night game, however.

Would somebody be willing to assist with creating Wintreath themed Match Game prompts and others to be judges to determine if the answers match?  If you need an explanation of Match Game, this should work.

Would somebody be willing to assist with creating Wintreath themed Match Game prompts and others to be judges to determine if the answers match?  If you need an explanation of Match Game, this should work.

I'd be willing to lend a hand, if necessary, in either position!

I'm going to run a puzzle booth. I'd give more details but that would be too much for a puzzle.