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Version 1.14 · 2026-10-29
Fix some bug
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The store currently lists version 1.14, updated 2026-10-29.






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Who is the liar? Find out now!
Imposter Game: Who Is Fake? is a thrilling Word Game for any group. One secret word, one hidden Impostor, and a room full of mystery. Use your detective skills to catch the fake one before they uncover your secret!
HOW THE GAME WORKS:
- Secret Words: Everyone receives a word, except for the Impostor who gets a slightly different one.
- Give Hints: Each player gives a clever, one-word clue. Be strategic—don’t be too obvious!
- Discuss & Suspect: Listen to everyone’s hints. Who sounds "sus"? Use your logic to analyze your friends.
- Vote & Eliminate: Cast your vote to identify the fake player. Catch the Impostor to win the round!
WHY PLAY IMPOSTER GAME?
- Instant Group Fun: The perfect icebreaker for 3 to 20 players. Great for parties and hang-outs.…
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Fix some bug
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