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No install · No signup · Free
Three ways to play
Play by passing one phone
The GM doesn’t count toward the player count
Nothing happens automatically when time runs out — it is only a guide.
With this on, a wolf who gets voted out still wins by guessing the citizens’ word.
The GM runs the game — they choose who the wolf is and set the words, but don’t play.
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GM mode
GM, look at this screen
Everyone else, look away from the screen
1–50 characters each. The citizens’ and wolf’s words must be different.
Everyone else, look away from the screen
Only visible while you hold it. Let go and it hides.
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On the count of three, everyone points at once. Tap whoever got the most fingers, then “Confirm”.
Result of the vote
Wolf’s last chance
Say out loud what you think the citizens’ word was.
Get it right and the wolf wins after all.
Word Wolf is an imposter game played with words; you will also see it called the imposter word game, or just word imposter. Everyone gets the same word — except the imposter (here, the “wolf”), whose word is slightly different. Talk about it and work out who’s the odd one out. About 5 minutes a round, from 3 players up.
The majority share a word; the imposter gets a slightly different one. Nobody is told which one they are.
Pass one phone around and check your own word in secret. It won’t tell you whether you’re the imposter.
Everyone assumes they share a word. If the conversation stalls, read out one of the questions on screen.
On the count of three, everyone points. Catch the wolf and the citizens win; slip through and the wolf does.
The full imposter game rules (player counts, ties, who wins) →
Two party-game collections from the same team. Word Wolf is in both — along with plenty of other games.