redacted game

Snap a selfie and play — no accounts, no typing names, no setup. The pass-the-phone party game of secret words and bold bluffs. Selfies vanish the moment the game ends.

Redacted is the social-deduction party game that starts the second the phone hits the table.

No accounts. No typing everyone's name. No fiddly setup. Each player just takes a quick selfie and they're in the game — a 3‑2‑1 countdown snaps the photo, and their face becomes their token. It's the fastest way ever to get a group playing, and it's what sets Redacted apart from every other hidden-role clone.

How it works One word is shown to most of the room — the Insiders. But the Fakers never see it. Going around the table, everyone says a single word to prove they belong… or to bluff their way through. Then you all vote on who the Faker is. Guess right and the Insiders win. Slip through undetected and the Fakers take it.

Why players love it • Selfie-to-play in seconds — no names to type, no logins, no lobby • One phone, passed around — perfect for parties, road trips, dinners, and classrooms • 4 to 16 players • Insiders vs. Fakers: read the room, sell the bluff, catch the liar • Optional turn timers, adjustable rounds, and difficulty settings • Randomized turn order and secret role reveals • A moody, stylish, film-noir look

Privacy comes first Your selfies never leave your device and are never uploaded. They live only in memory for the current game and are gone the moment the game ends — nothing is saved to your photo library or to any server. No accounts. No profiles. Just play.

Gather your friends, pass the phone, and find out who's really in the know.