Imposter Who? - Word Game

A pass-and-play word game for groups

Imposter Who? - Word Game is a local multiplayer party game for groups who enjoy bluffing, guessing and putting each other under pressure. Players share one Android phone, receive secret information, then talk through the clues to work out who is missing the word. It suits family gatherings, friends’ nights and other situations where everyone is in the same room.

Simple rules, quick rounds

The game is designed to get a group playing without a long setup. Between turns, players pass the phone around so each person can check their role privately. Most players see the same word, while the imposter must listen carefully and act as if they know it. The group then discusses the answers and votes on who they suspect.

• Supports groups of 3 to 15 players on one device.
• Includes themed categories such as food and movies.
• Uses a library of more than 500 words for repeat sessions.
• Works as a face-to-face game rather than a remote multiplayer app.

Best for social play

This is a good fit when you want a game that encourages conversation instead of keeping each person focused on a separate screen. The rules are approachable for mixed-age groups, and the shared-device format makes it practical for spontaneous play. Its local-only design is also its main limitation: players looking for online matches or remote friends will need a different type of game.

What players think

Sokak Technologies Inc.’s game has a 4.7-star rating from more than 42,000 reviews and over 1,000,000 installs. Those figures point to a well-established choice in the Entertainment category for groups that want short word-and-deduction rounds without a complicated board-game setup.