Imposteur turns a single iPhone into a bluffing game for 3 to 12 players. Everyone gets a secret card — and their own language. Impostors improvise; everyone else hunts them down.
Names, faces, and each player's language: the table is ready in a minute, regulars included. Then everyone lifts their secret card.
One clue each, or questions written for the exact word in play. Impostors improvise — and eventually slip.
Open or private voting, name-by-name tallies, a sound-drenched reveal and individual points. The leaderboard runs all night.
Grandma plays in French, your brother-in-law in Portuguese, his girlfriend in German — around the same phone. Each player picks a language when they join: their card, questions and speaking turns appear for them alone, in their language. Shared screens follow the table's language.
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Try it free with real, full games. Then a single purchase unlocks everything — all 300 word duels, 2,042 questions, every mode.
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No generic trivia: every word duel carries its own questions, written so civilians line up — and the impostor sticks out.
Pencil vs. pen, hospital vs. pharmacy: close enough to bluff, different enough to slip. 25 categories.
Written for the word in play, in all six languages. The impostor can always answer — inconsistency is what sinks them.
Kids, family, adults, and an 18+ level that asks for confirmation — never on by default.
Always outnumbered, sometimes accomplices: the table decides whether they know each other.
Open or private voting, runoffs on ties, points for sharp votes — and for impostors nobody suspected.
Timed discussion and voting if you want them — they never decide for you.