Who's the impostor? Everyone gets the secret word — except one player. Find them before they find the word.

Impostor Word is a fast, funny party game for 3 to 15 friends. Play in the same room by passing one phone around, or play online from anywhere with a 6-character room code.

HOW TO PLAY
1. Everyone sees the same secret word. One player — or up to three — sees nothing. They're the impostor.
2. Take turns giving a one-word clue. Prove you know the word without ever saying it out loud.
3. The impostor bluffs, guesses from the clues, and tries to blend in.
4. Vote for your suspect. Catch the impostor and they still get one last shot at guessing the word to steal the round.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• Two ways to play — pass-and-play on a single phone (3-12 players), or online multiplayer on everyone's own device (3-15 players)
• 707 words across 9 packs: Animals, Food & Drinks, Places, Professions, Sports, Objects, Actions, Indian Special and Funny
• Build your own word lists — inside jokes, office names, family nicknames
• Choose 1, 2 or 3 impostors, set the number of turns, and turn the round timer on or off
• A plain-English hint on every word, so nobody is stuck staring at a blank
• Live scoreboard, round-by-round points, achievements to unlock, and a results card you can share
• Seven languages: English, हिन्दी, മലയാളം, Español, Português, Bahasa Indonesia and ةيبرعلا, including full right-to-left support
• Word packs also playable in Hindi and Malayalam

NO PAYWALL, NO TRICKS
Every word pack, every mode and every feature is free. No coins, no locked categories, no "watch an ad to keep playing", no account to create, no sign-up. Ads keep the game free and stay out of the way while you're playing.

FAIR BY DESIGN
Impostors are picked with cryptographic randomness, not a predictable pattern. Screenshots are blocked while cards are being dealt, so nobody can capture the secret word. Speaking order is shuffled every game.

PERFECT FOR
Family game nights, road trips, hostel rooms, office breaks, house parties, long train journeys — anywhere a group has five minutes and something to argue about. It's a great icebreaker for a new group, and an even better excuse to accuse your best friend of lying.

Pass-and-play works fully offline. Online multiplayer needs an internet connection.

Think you can spot a liar? Prove it.