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Version 1.0.6 · 2026-01-14
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The store currently lists version 1.0.6, updated 2026-01-14.








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Get ready for the most fun party game night with Impostor Challenge: Guess Who!
It’s the ultimate imposter party word game where you guess, act, and laugh with your friends.
Each round starts with a Secret Word - everyone sees it except one player: the impostor!
Your mission? Talk naturally, give creative clues, and spot who’s pretending to know the word.
Can you guess who is the impostor before the final vote?
Play with friends, family, or new players anytime, anywhere.
Every match brings new laughs, clever moments, and social fun - just like Words with Friends, but full of mystery and surprise!
Features:
• Classic guess who gameplay with a modern twist
• 200+ funny and challenging secret words
• Vote, discuss, and guess the impostor in every round
• Perfect for parties, hangouts, or casual breaks
• Easy to play, endlessly entertaining…
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