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Phone on your forehead: guess your word with yes or no questions, or in pairs with charades.
How to playWho Am I? is the classic guessing game where you work out a secret character or word by asking yes or no questions, now running in your phone browser. It comes with two very different ways to play, one with the phone on your forehead and one acting things out in front of the group, so it never gets repetitive.
Every game takes 2 to 15 players and runs straight from the browser, with no download and no sign up. It works for a small hangout or for a big group taking turns.
The player whose turn it is holds the phone against their forehead without seeing the screen and asks the rest of the group yes or no questions to work out which character or word they got.
One player holds the phone, reads the word in private and acts it out without speaking and without making any sounds. A second player is the one picked to guess from those gestures. The two of them work as a pair, not the whole group.
Before starting, the settings screen lets you tune every detail of the game.
This is where you type in the names of everyone playing, with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 15. You can add or remove players from that same screen.
Pick between Questions, with the phone on your forehead, or Charades, acting the word out without speaking. Each mode comes with its own explanation on screen before you confirm.
Sets how many seconds each player gets to guess or act before the turn moves on to the next one automatically.
Picks which topics the words come from. With no category selected, the game uses all of them at random, which is handy when you would rather not decide up front.
When it is available, it adds words made for one country in particular, with characters and references from that culture, mixed in with the general ones.
In Questions, whoever has the turn holds the phone on their forehead and guesses by asking the group yes or no questions. In Charades, one player sees the word and acts it out without speaking so that a second picked player guesses it, and the two of them work as a pair.
Yes, the minimum is 2 players and the maximum is 15. It works just as well with a big group taking turns.
When there is content available for a country, you can add it to the general words so that local characters and references show up more often.
The game moves on to the next player automatically, keeping the correct answers earned up to that point, so no progress from the round is lost.
Yes, completely free. There is no app to download, we ask for no sign up and you play straight from your phone browser.
No. A single phone is enough, passed from player to player as each turn comes around.