One word, one imposter. Every phone shows the secret word except the imposter's, which shows a single hint word instead. Give your clue, listen to everyone else's, and vote out the faker before they steal the word.
The whole game lives on your own phones, so the secret word is never on a shared screen and nobody has to close their eyes or leave the room. The imposter's hint keeps every round tense: they know the neighborhood, never the address.
Rounds take about five minutes and the decks hold nearly 500 words across Everyday, Food, Places, Animals, and Jobs, dealt without repeats inside your room. It plays just as well over Discord or Zoom as on a couch, because the clues are spoken and the voting is private.
Yes. Imposter Word is completely free, with no account, no download, and no ads. One person creates a room and shares the 4 letter code, and everyone joins from their browser.
Imposter Word plays with 3 to 10 players. Four to eight is the sweet spot for the clue round.
They are cousins. In Spyfall everyone shares a location and the spy is the one who does not know it. In Imposter Word everyone shares one word, and the imposter gets a hint word instead, which makes rounds faster and removes the list of locations to memorize.
Yes. The clues are given out loud and everything secret stays on each player's own phone, so a voice or video call is all you need. Share the room code in the call and play.
A tie means the imposter escapes, so the group needs an actual majority to make the catch.
Nearly 500 words across five decks, Everyday, Food, Places, Animals, and Jobs, every one with its own imposter hint. Words are dealt without repeats within a room.