Guess Up: Charades, No Ads

Phone on your forehead. Your friends shouting clues. Sixty seconds on the clock.

Guess Up is a charades party game for groups of friends and families. One player holds the phone on their forehead and never sees the word on screen. Everyone else describes it, mimes it or sings it until they get there.

HOW TO PLAY
• Pick one or more categories and set up the teams.
• One player holds the phone on their forehead, in landscape.
• The others give clues without saying the word.
• Tilt the phone up when you get it right, tilt it down to pass. Prefer touch? Tap the screen instead.
• When time runs out, the score is counted and the phone goes to the next team.

WHAT'S INSIDE
• More than 60 categories and over 15,000 cards in your language: animals, movies, TV shows, music, sports, countries, jobs, superheroes, sounds and plenty more.
• Your own categories: build decks with your own words for an inside-joke round.
• Teams with a name, a colour and an avatar, plus a final leaderboard.
• Rounds from 15 to 180 seconds, so a game lasts exactly as long as you want.
• Sound effects, vibration, inverted tilt and a kids filter.
• Tilt or tap controls, same scoring either way.
• Optional silent recording of a round with the front camera. The videos stay on your phone and are never uploaded anywhere.

NO ADS
No banners, no pop-ups, no video you have to sit through before the next round. A party game gets interrupted enough by people arguing over a clue.

WORKS WITHOUT INTERNET
Every card ships inside the app. No account, no sign-up, no connection: play in the car, on a plane, at the beach or in a cabin with no signal.

PERFECT FOR
Parties and pre-drinks, family dinners, road trips, classrooms, team building, rainy afternoons with the kids, and any night that needs a game everyone understands in ten seconds.

QUESTIONS
• Do I need to know how to mime? No. You can describe, mime, sing or make sounds.
• Can I play without tilting? Yes, touch controls do the same job, and they kick in automatically if the phone has no usable sensors.
• How many people do I need? Two is enough. It gets better with six.

25 languages, each with its own set of cards, not a translation of the English ones.

Gather everyone, put the phone on your forehead and start guessing.

Recent changes:
Minor bugfix