Impostor
Android app by Bruno Cesar de Marqui de Andrade. Casual · Bruno Cesar de Marqui de Andrade
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Not listed in captured metadata
- Version
- 1.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Who's the Impostor? Find out in this thrilling party game of words and deception! Gather your friends and family for a game that will test your wits and intuition. All you need is one phone to start the fun. In each round, players are secretly assigned a role: Crewmate or Impostor. * Crewmates all receive the same secret word. * Impostors receive a clever tip that helps them pretend they know the word. How to Play: 1. Setup: Choose how many players and impostors you want, then pick from a wide variety of fun categories like Movies, Places, and Animals. 2. Reveal: Pass the phone around so each player can secretly discover their role and the secret word (or tip). 3. Discuss: Once everyone knows their role, the clock starts! Each player must give a one-word clue about the secret word. Crewmates want to prove they know the word, while Impostors must lie and try to blend in based on the clues they hear. Be clever, but don't be too obvious! 4. Vote: When time's up, discuss and vote for who you think the Impostor is. Win the Game: * The Crewmates win if they successfully identify and vote out all of the Impostors. * The Impostors win if they survive the final vote without being caught. With tons of words across many categories, every game is a new challenge. Can you read your friends' tells? Can you lie convincingly under pressure? Download Impostor now and find out who is the master of deception
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