The reveal is a show
All clues flip onto the big screen at once, so the whole room reacts together. That moment is the game.
Everyone gets the same secret word, except one player. Give one-word clues, spot who doesn't fit, and vote out the imposter. The board goes on any shared screen, phones are the controllers. Free, for 3 to 8 players, with nothing to install.
Check your phone
The clues
Who's the imposter?
Caught!
The word was cabin. The imposter had tent.
A smart TV, a laptop, or a screen share on a video call. Press Start and a room code and QR code appear.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code. Each phone shows a secret word. One player, the imposter, gets a slightly different word.
Everyone types one word that fits their secret word. All the clues land on the big screen at the same moment.
Talk it out, then vote on your phone. Catch the imposter for points, or fool everyone if it was you.
All clues flip onto the big screen at once, so the whole room reacts together. That moment is the game.
Your word is on your own phone, with a tap-to-hide button. Nobody sees it, and nobody waits for the phone.
Any browser, nothing to install. Far apart? Share the screen on Zoom, Teams or Meet and everyone joins from their phone.
Things in every home. The easiest pack for a first game, and great with kids.
Coffee or tea? Pizza or burger? Close pairs that start arguments fast.
Beaches, airports, libraries and castles. Good for clues about what you do there.
Meetings, deadlines and coffee machines. Made for team socials and office parties.
Yes. Echo is free to play in any browser. There is nothing to buy and no account to make.
Three to eight players. It is at its best with four to six.
No. Any shared screen works: a TV, a laptop or tablet in the middle of the table, or a screen share on Zoom, Teams or Google Meet.
No. Open the site on the shared screen, then everyone joins on their own phone by scanning the QR code or typing the 4-letter room code.
Yes. One person opens the game and shares their screen. Everyone else joins on their phone with the room code.
No. The imposter gets a word that is close to everyone else's, like tent instead of cabin, and has to work out from the clues that something is off.
If the group catches the imposter, everyone who voted for them gets 100 points. If the imposter escapes, they get 200. A caught imposter who guesses the real word wins 100 back.
Yes. The Everyday pack uses simple words that kids know, and rounds are short. Anyone who can read a word and type one can play.
TV, laptop or video call. Takes 30 seconds to set up. Free to play, for 3 to 8 players.
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