Party Games by Sudarev — how to play

Games in this app — tap a game to see its rules.

IMPOSTER: Word Party Game

You need one phone and 3 to 20 friends.
Pass the phone around: everyone secretly looks at their word. Everyone gets the same word — except the imposter.
Going around, each player says one association with the word. Others hunt for the outsider; the imposter tries to blend in.
After the discussion, the group votes for one suspect.
If the imposter is caught, they get a “last chance” to guess the word. Guess it — the imposter wins.

Town versus Mafia. At night the Mafia removes townspeople; by day the town hunts for the Mafia and votes. The phones replace the cards and the host — you just play.
5 to 20 players. Three ways to play: one phone passed around the circle; everyone on their own phone (Wi‑Fi, hotspot or internet — join by code or QR); a quick online game with random players.
The phones secretly deal the roles. Tap your card, read your role and your character’s story, close it — and don’t show your neighbours.
Introductions: everyone tells the table about their character. The “strange thing about that night” is a clue — real or invented.
The town falls asleep. Everyone taps on their own phone — citizens too (they name a suspect), so timing and movements give nothing away.

One match is 6 turns and about three minutes. Perfect for “just one more”.
You and your opponent play at the same time, then the cards are revealed. Read their move and outwit them.
You get more charms ✦ every turn: start with Kolobok the Bun and Ryaba the Hen, finish with mighty heroes and the three-headed dragon.
Every outpost has its own rule: in the Hut on Hen’s Legs all cards grow stronger, the Kalinov Bridge fits only two cards, and at the Milk River the LOWER power wins.
24 fairy-tale cards with their own abilities: draw cards, weaken enemies, or shine when standing alone.