Imposter Games: Local & Online

Get everyone together with Imposter Games—a collection of social deduction and party games for friends, families, classrooms, and game nights.
Create a private online lobby, share your room code, and jump into bluffing, drawing, word games, geography, listening, and quick challenges. Play online from separate devices, pass one device around, or connect nearby Android phones without internet.
Find the imposter across four editions:
• Question Imposter – answer your secret question, compare responses, and spot who received a different prompt.
• Word Imposter – give clues to a hidden word while the imposter tries to blend in.
• Drawing Imposter – build a shared drawing, one turn at a time, and watch for suspicious contributions.
• Ranking Imposter – rank your top choices, explain your reasoning, and uncover the imposter.
Keep the party going with more games:
• Guess Who – choose a secret character, ask yes-or-no questions, and eliminate cards. Play a head-to-head duel or a group tournament.
• Country Drift – find countries that have moved or swapped places on a map. Solve game-made challenges or create maps for friends.
• Pinpoint – study a pin on the world map and select the closest city.
• Guess the Language – listen to audio clips, use hints, and guess the language and country.
• Guess the Prompt – analyze players’ answers and work out the hidden question.
• Which Is More? – estimate values and test your knowledge of surprising comparisons.
• Match the Word – follow each other’s associations and try to arrive at the same word.
• Letter Game – think of creative answers that fit the letter and categories.
• Knockout – aim, choose your power, and launch your penguin to knock opponents off a shrinking ice platform.
• Blind Shot – move unseen, aim in secret, and survive the shootout.
• Daily Challenges – return for map, language, and color challenges.
Choose how your group plays:
• Online multiplayer – create a private lobby and invite friends with a room code. Player counts vary by game, with options ranging from solo play to 24 players.
• Pass-the-phone local play – share one device for Question, Word, Drawing, Ranking, or a two-player Guess Who match.
• Nearby Play – everyone uses their own Android phone, with no internet, mobile data, or Wi-Fi network required. Turn on Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, let one friend host, and join nearby.
Nearby Play supports Question, Word, Drawing, and Ranking for 3–8 players, plus Guess Who and Guess the Language for 2–8. Submit answers, clues, guesses, and votes on your own phone using familiar game screens. Talk together in the room—no chat boxes needed. Guess the Language includes bundled audio for offline play.
Explore built-in categories and player-created community packs, or create your own. Save compatible packs for offline play before meeting; in Nearby Play, the host selects the saved packs for the group.
Only a few players available? Try a two-player duel, a solo challenge, or add computer opponents in Knockout and Blind Shot.
Start with social deduction, switch to a drawing game, then finish with a geography or listening challenge. Choose a game, invite your friends, and see who can bluff, guess, draw, or outsmart the group.