Fakeit Imposter Game

About 3 to 5 minutes. Most groups do 5 to 10 rounds in a sitting, so around 20 to 30 minutes total. Quick enough to play while waiting for food or between classes.

Teachers use it as an icebreaker and vocabulary exercise. Companies use it at offsites and team events. It gets people talking, laughing, and paying attention to each other. Just download Fakeit on one phone and you're set.

Pick a category, pass the phone so everyone sees their role, take turns giving one-word clues, discuss who seems suspicious, vote. If the group catches the Imposter, civilians win. If the Imposter survives the vote, they win.

Yes. Fakeit runs fully offline. No WiFi, no data, no accounts. Works on road trips, flights, camping, school trips, anywhere.

Specific enough to prove you know the word, vague enough that the Imposter can't figure it out. If the word is 'Apple', don't say 'red.' Say 'Newton' or 'orchard.' Never say the word itself and avoid filler like 'nice' or 'thing.'

3 to 15 on a single phone. Best with 5 to 8. Bigger groups can add multiple Imposters or rotate players between rounds.

Very. Rules take 30 seconds to explain, rounds are short, kids stay engaged. Fakeit has easy categories like Animals and Food for ages 8+. Harder ones like Professions and Celebrities work for teens and adults.

A social deduction party game where everyone gets the same secret word except one player, the Imposter. Players give one-word clues, the Imposter bluffs, then the group votes. Also called impostor game or 'who is the spy.' Fakeit is the most popular version with 6+ million downloads.

Fakeit. 7+ million downloads, 4.8 star rating, 16+ word categories, 1000+ words, offline play, 15+ languages. Free on App Store and Google Play

Pass one phone around. Each player taps to see their role secretly. Civilians see the word, the Imposter sees 'IMPOSTOR.' Everyone gives a clue, the group argues about who's faking, then votes before the timer ends. No extra apps or internet needed.

Same 'find the hidden role' idea but faster and simpler. No complex night phases like Mafia. No separate devices like Among Us. One phone, one room, a few minutes per round.

Same word, two spellings. Both are correct. The game and rules are identical no matter which way you spell it.