Everyone's phone shows the same secret instruction: raise a hand, point at the best dancer, hold up the number of pets you have had. One player's phone shows nothing. They have to wing it, half a second behind everyone else, and hope nobody notices.
The Jackbox game this is styled on needs a paid pack and a shared screen. Wing It puts the secret on every phone for free, and on a video call it is arguably funnier than in person: the Faker's eyes darting across the gallery view gives them away every time.
There are 72 instructions in the deck, across hands, numbers, and pointing, dealt without repeats inside a game.
Yes. Wing It is completely free, with no account, no download, and no ads. It is Joypod's own game in the style of Jackbox's Fakin' It, which is part of a paid pack.
Wing It plays with 4 to 10 players. With only 3, catching the Faker needs a unanimous vote, which breaks the bluffing, so 4 is the floor.
For remote games, yes, cameras on, since the whole game is watching everyone perform the gesture at once. In the same room you just need to be able to see each other.
Nothing useful. Their phone tells them they are the Faker and that they should blend in. Everyone else's phone carries the actual instruction.
No. Wing It is Joypod's own game in the style of Fakin' It. Joypod is not affiliated with Jackbox Games.