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Version 2.1.1 · 2026-06-20
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Charades Game! Headbands Guess is the ultimate party game that brings laughter and excitement to any gathering.
Whether it's a lively get-together with friends, a cozy family night, a bachelorette party, or a themed celebration, this game is your go-to entertainment solution and brings a fresh twist that will have you and your friends or family in stitches.
Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughter, acting, and word fun. "Charades! Heads Up & Word Game" is the perfect icebreaker for any gathering. The gameplay is simple yet incredibly fun.
How to Play:
Simply hold your phone up to your forehead, and let your friends provide clues to help you guess the word or phrase displayed on the screen. Act it out, describe, sing, dance – whatever it takes to convey the clue! Tilt your phone downwards when you guess correctly, and upwards to pass on a challenging word.…
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