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Version 1.1.2 · 2026-01-27
We’ve expanded our language options! 3 new languages have been added to the app. Stay tuned for new updates!
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The store currently lists version 1.1.2, updated 2026-01-27.








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Imposter: Guess Who’s the Liar!
A fun and thrilling party game where trust is fragile, lies are everywhere, and only the sharpest minds can survive!
Why You’ll Love It
Whether you’re the one bluffing as the Imposter or trying to catch the liar among your friends, every round is full of laughter, tension, and surprises. The more you play, the better you’ll get at lying—or at spotting lies!
How to Play?
- At the start of each round, one or more players are secretly chosen as Imposters depending on the group size.
- Everyone else receives the same card with a word, question, or topic—except the Imposters, who only get a vague hint.
- Players take turns answering, asking questions, or giving clues.
- The Imposters must bluff their way through without being caught, while the others must work together to expose the liars.…
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We’ve expanded our language options! 3 new languages have been added to the app. Stay tuned for new updates!
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