Someone reads
They hold the phone and read the clues out loud. They can see the answer, so they can't shout for this one — but if nobody gets it, they collect.
Party game · iPhone & Android
Clues come one at a time. The first person to shout the right answer wins the card.
Free to download. No ads, no subscription, and it works offline.
How it works
They hold the phone and read the clues out loud. They can see the answer, so they can't shout for this one — but if nobody gets it, they collect.
First right answer takes the round. Shout the wrong thing and you're out of it — and set back one space.
The quicker you shout, the further you move. Then the phone goes to the next person to read the next card.
Clue cards
One answer, eight clues. The reader works down the list — the screen shows the first few and scrolls to all eight — while the table falls apart. When somebody shouts it, the reader taps who got it and the phone moves on.
1,738 cards. WHO · WHERE · WHAT · WHEN.
The hidden squares
Three squares on the board are hidden, and they change places in every game. Land on the bonus square and you're asked how many spaces you're willing to risk. Right, you move that far. Wrong, you go back that far. Have a go:
Pick a number. You haven't heard the question yet — that's the whole point.
You sit the next card out. No shouting, however much you know it. Watching somebody else win a card you could have taken is, we're told, character-building.
Each hidden square fires once. First one there takes it, and it's gone for everyone else.
The board
Everyone starts together — nobody is ever more than two good cards from the front, which is why it stays loud right to the end.
Two players and up. It gets louder the more of you there are.
A whole library written for younger players — clues about bees and volcanoes and the things they've actually been taught this year.
Same board. Same rules. Same shouting. The difference is that this time the eight-year-old wins, in front of witnesses, and nobody had to let them.
A real Kids card. Lily reads, Owen shouts.
Video tutorial · 1 min 25
Every rule in the game, explained faster than you could read them out to anybody.
Then start one of your own.
Download & Premium
Almost double the clue card library — 1,738 in total — plus 420 bonus questions and the Kids library. The new cards go into General too, so the game you already know gets better, not smaller.
From the table
Before you ask
Two and up. Everyone takes turns reading.
One phone. That's it.
Yes, and they'll win. There's a whole Kids library written for ages 8 and up — real clues about things they actually know, not a watered-down version of the adult cards.
No. It all works offline, with no account to make.
Nearly double the cards — 1,738 in total — plus all six subjects to play a specific field of interest, for $3.99 once. No subscription.
R U Clueless?
Free to download, and loud within a minute. Bring people who think they're clever.
Free to download. No ads, no subscription.