Overview

Features & Capabilities

Codenames is a clever word game of deduction, teamwork, and strategy, inspired by the popular board game loved worldwide. Give one-word clues, link multiple words, and read your teammates’ minds to win before the other team does. Easy to learn, hard to master — Codenames is simple to understand and instantly rewarding, testing your logic, creativity, and intuition with every round.

Play at your own pace with turn-based matches. Start several games at once and return when it’s your turn — perfect for busy players. Choose your role — Spymaster or Operative — and master both perspectives. Enjoy exclusive twists and new game modes in this version, and unlock the full experience with a one-time purchase — no freemium grind, no intrusive ads. Join millions of players and download Codenames today, the top multiplayer word game for clever thinkers.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
CGE Digital s.r.o.
Rating:
4.70
(1,110)
2 new ratings
Version:
2.6.4579 Last updated: 2026-08-05
Version code:
889244188
Creation date:
2024-09-11
Compatible devices:
Size:
220.67MB
Price:
4.99
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Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-09-16
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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/codenames/id1055650930

User Reviews

Overall, users praise this as a faithful, feature-rich adaptation of Codenames with depth and community. The main drawbacks are online-only matchmaking with long wait times, occasional server outages, and language/region quirks that affect play. The jury system helps but isn’t perfect, and players want offline/solo play options. If you value a premium, well-designed spin on the board game and don’t mind online play, this app offers a lot to enjoy with friends and family.
Pros
  • An excellent, faithful adaptation of the Codenames board game with deep, varied gameplay.
  • A rich feature set (spymaster/operative modes, VIP missions, trophies) and a jury for word validation.
  • Well-designed interface with solid achievements and a community-driven word puzzle system.
  • Great for playing with family and friends, and even supports playing against the computer.
  • Premium-feel experience at a bargain price.
Cons
  • Online-only play leads to long waits for matches and for opponents to take turns.
  • Frequent server downtime and connectivity problems disrupt play and daily challenges.
  • Language/region issues (e.g., Arabic clue exploits and regional terminology) can make the game unfair or confusing.
  • The jury/word-validation system can be inconsistent, allowing misspellings or names.
  • No offline or solo play mode; players want endless solo sessions.
Recent reviews
I just started playing this game a couple of days ago, and I love it! I really like the adaptation of the board game and the additions of side games and achievements. It makes for a captivating game that you can spend a long time on. However, there is one issue that I have with this game which is the long wait times for a lot of the games. I mean some take hours to days to play. I know that the developers encourage to keep multiple games open so that you can play more, but I don’t that enjoy a whole lot. The reason why is that most of the games end up stalling near the last move and it clogs up the inbox. I would rather have games where I could complete all the way through with one play-through. So if there is a way to optimize the experience that would be great. With all that I said, I do recommend this game if you are a fan of the board game since it is really fun to play! Just be aware of waiting for a while for some games.
by Wh*****, 2026-08-24

Really enjoy this game! Lots of opportunities for different words and challenges. My only real issue is the verdicts. So many non-words get approved simply because “ish” or “like” are added as suffixes to real words. Like cubed > cubedish and webbing > webbinglike. In most cases, the actual English words are a fine clue. Cubedish doesn’t add much to the word cubed and you could use webbed or webbing instead of webbinglike. It’s a cheap way to add a potential modifier to a word. For example you can’t say “not x” or “non x” as a false prefix for something it’s not. Why do people have such a hard time just sticking to the rules and English in these games?
by th*****, 2026-08-23
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