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Choose by group size and how you want to play. Share one phone in the same room, or use the Imposter modes to join friends online from separate devices.
The classic imposter game. Spot the secret faker in your group.
One shared device · 3–15 Players
Online · separate devices · 3–15 Players
How to play
Free no-cards Mafia party game led by a human narrator.
One shared device · 4–15 Players
How to play
Free online spy party game, find the spy at the secret location.
One shared device · 3–12 Players
How to play
Two friends, one football grid. Match clubs, countries and trophies to real footballers.
One shared device · 2 Players
Online · separate devices · 2 Players
How to play
A footballer appears, you put him on a club, country or trophy square. Daily card and unlimited cards.
One shared device · 1 Players
How to play
Everyone gets a word, one player's is secretly different. Find who's Undercover.
One shared device · 3–15 Players
Online · separate devices · 3–15 Players
How to play
The imposter game for football fans, spot who doesn't know the secret footballer.
One shared device · 3–15 Players
Online · separate devices · 3–15 Players
How to play
Football guessing duel, be first to name your friend's secret player.
One shared device · 2 Players
How to play
Thousands of letter-wheel puzzles with crossword boards, bonus words and saved progress.
One shared device · 1 Players
How to play
Eight word categories, three vocabulary levels and custom two-player rounds on one device.
One shared device · 1–2 Players
How to play
Act out original prompts in six categories. A generator or timed team game, in English and French.
One shared device · 2+ Players
How to play
Twelve themes, including four for kids, plus a mixed grid. English, French and Arabic puzzles.
One shared device · 1 Players
How to play
Prefer an app? Install the free imposter game app
Choose Guess the Player for a football guessing duel on one phone. Each person receives a secret footballer; take turns asking yes-or-no questions and guessing.
Start with Imposter for short word clues, or Spyfall if your group prefers questions. Pick familiar categories and agree on a discussion timer before revealing roles.
Try Mafia when you want secret roles and day-and-night discussion. A human narrator uses the app to guide the group on one device. Undercover adds similar secret words to the Imposter format.
Choose Office Life in the Imposter category picker for 40 everyday workplace words, including keyboard, meeting room and coffee machine. Use familiar topics, explain one practice round, and let everyone opt out. Other categories stay available.
Yes. Open a game in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Installation is optional. Load the game and its content with an internet connection.
Imposter, Football Imposter and Undercover support online rooms for 3–15 players, each on their own device. Keep the secret role screen private. Use your preferred voice call for discussion if you are apart. Mafia, Spyfall and Guess the Player use a shared device here.
For two, choose Guess the Player. For three, choose Imposter, Undercover, Football Imposter or Spyfall. Mafia needs at least four. The cards show the supported limits.
Adults can use Office Life, food or other familiar categories for a low-pressure break. The games are free and supported by ads. Choose topics everyone knows; football rounds work best when the whole group follows football.
Choose a game and add the players before handing the phone around. Each person should check their secret card alone and hide it before passing the device. Once everyone knows their role, put the phone where the group can use the timer and voting controls. Do not mirror the private reveal screen to a TV. For Imposter, choose Pass & Play; online rooms are the separate-device option.
For the standard word and role games, start with a charged phone, tablet or computer and internet to load the game. You do not need printed cards or a board. If you choose the Drawing round, bring paper and a pen or another tablet. Remote drawing uses your own external shared board; there is no drawing canvas built into this game.
Start with Imposter and familiar categories if your group wants a quick first round. Set the discussion timer in the game settings, allow time to reveal roles, then vote and discuss the result. The timer is not a promise for the whole session: larger groups need longer to pass the phone. Choose Mafia when you have time for several night-and-day phases.
Pick familiar themes such as animals, food or everyday objects, and explain a practice round before keeping score. Start with one imposter and enable the category hint to make bluffing less intimidating. An adult should check the chosen game and categories for the group; Mafia includes fictional elimination. Let players skip unfamiliar topics, and keep accusations about clues rather than personal traits.