One device per player
Each player receives their question and submits their answer and vote on their own screen. There is no single phone to pass around the group.
Features
Everyone plays on their own iPhone or iPad. Questions, answers, and votes appear only when the round calls for them.
Each player receives their question and submits their answer and vote on their own screen. There is no single phone to pass around the group.
Players use the system pairing flow to join the selected nearby Host. There are no room codes, QR codes, public rooms, or matchmaking.
Questions, answers, and the impostor’s identity appear in stages, the same way in Free and Impostor+.
The Host gets a question, answers, votes, scores, and can be the impostor. They also control phase changes and can end the session.
There are no answer, discussion, or voting timers. The Host reveals the group question and answers, starts voting, then shows the impostor and their question on the Results screen.
Answer in private, discuss face to face, and vote. The Results screen shows both questions, vote totals, points, and the session leaderboard.
The app attempts to restore the connection and offers Retry when needed. Recovery is not guaranteed for every device or situation, and permanently losing the Host ends the session.
A Bit of Everything is included with Free. Impostor+ unlocks the complete category collection, and each session uses only its selected category.
You need at least 3 players in total, including the Host; 4 or more is recommended. Impostor runs on iPhone with iOS 26.6 or later and iPad with iPadOS 26.6 or later.
The session runs between nearby devices, with no gameplay server. Impostor includes no ads, analytics, or tracking; round data moves only between participating devices.
Free and Impostor+
Free includes 3 players, A Bit of Everything, 1–5 rounds, and every stage of the game. Impostor+ expands the setup; the rules stay the same.