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Version 2.3.0 · 2026-09-15
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The store currently lists version 2.3.0, updated 2026-09-15.








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Kabuki is charades with 3,000+ words, a built-in timer, and zero setup. Pick a category, split into teams, and start acting. No more arguing about what counts.
How to play
Split into teams. One person acts, everyone else guesses. The actor holds the phone, picks a word, and performs it without talking. Can't get it? Pass after five seconds and move on. When the timer runs out, count your correct answers. Most points win.
Tons of categories
Animals, movies, music, parties, and more. There's a kid section too, so the whole crew can play. New decks are added regularly to keep the word pool fresh.
What makes Kabuki different
- 3,000+ words across 30+ categories
- Built-in timer so nobody cheats
- Team scoring keeps it competitive
- Kid-friendly categories included
- Upgrade individual decks or grab the full bundle…
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We gave Charades a glow-up. Smoother, faster, and squashed a bunch of bugs.
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