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Version 5.1.1 · 2026-01-15
bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 5.1.1, updated 2026-01-15.






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If you like guessing phrases you are going to love Outburst!
Features:
-Thousands of words
-Simple Interface
-Guaranteed great time
-No annoying ads
Overview:
Player holding device has to describe the phrase on the screen so that their team guesses it. Keep passing around until the buzzer goes off. Get caught with the device when the buzzer sounds, opposing team gets a point.
Full Directions:
Split up into 2 even teams. Gather in a circle so that no player is sitting next to their teammate (alternate). Choose a player to start the game. The player then has to give clues about the word so that someone on their team shouts it. You cannot say the word or give clues that rhyme with your phrase. When your team guesses the word/phrase, pass the device to the next player (of the opposing team). Swipe left to generate the next word. Keep playing until the time runs out.…
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