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Version 13.4.1 · 2026-10-27
Minor improvements for iPhone Duo support.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 13.4.1, updated 2026-10-27.








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The phrase guessing party game your group will actually fight over.
Phrase Party is the fastest way to get a room laughing -- classic buzzer-style gameplay with 160+ categories, hand-picked phrases, and zero ads cluttering the fun.
New in 2026: A new phrase category drops Every. Single. Week!
ALL ACCESS PASS -- FREE FOR 3 DAYS
Every new download gets a 3-day All Access Pass -- unlock all 160+ categories instantly, no strings attached. Play everything, then decide.
160+ CATEGORIES
Movies, Pop Culture, Kids Only, Comics, Bitcoin, Holidays, and way more. Mix and match or go full chaos and pick "Everything".
MULTIPLE GAME MODES
- Classic: race the buzzer with your team.
- Party Heads: phone on your forehead, friends give hints, tilt to pass or guess -- total chaos, guaranteed.
- Hint Sprint: built for Zoom, FaceTime, or any video call.
- Solo: use hints to keep your streak alive.…
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Minor improvements for iPhone Duo support.
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