Party games for people who lie to their friends.
Six bluffing games in one app. Spot the imposter, expose a secret, root out the traitor. All you need is one phone.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Free to play.
Six games. One rule: don't get caught.
Every game takes under a minute to learn and ends in a reveal the whole room reacts to. Start with a classic imposter game, then work your way up to full paranoia.
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Classic Imposter FREE
One word. One liar.
Everyone sees the secret word except the imposter. Go round giving one-word clues, then vote on who was bluffing. A caught imposter can still steal the win by guessing the word.
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Question Imposter FREE
One question. One bluffer.
Everyone answers the same question, but one player never saw it and only knows what kind of answer fits. All the answers land together. Whose doesn't belong?
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Exposed FREE
Answer, Spin, Reveal, Regret.
Everyone answers an awkward question in secret. Then spin the wheel, turn over cards or name a loser. Only that one answer is read out. Everyone else is safe.
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Who Dis? PLUS
One name. One clueless.
The round is about one person, and everyone knows who except the imposter. Each player is asked a question about them and answers out loud. Spot who is guessing.
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Traitor PLUS
Trust no one.
Secret roles on one phone. Talk, accuse and vote someone out. Switch on night murders and the traitors strike back while everyone's eyes are shut.
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The Real One PLUS
One truth. Lots of fibs.
A strange trivia question. One player is told the real answer; the rest have to make one up on the spot. The guesser listens and picks who is telling the truth.
Three ways to play
On the sofa, in the car or across a room. Pick whatever suits the group.
- One phone
Pass a single phone around. Hold to see your secret card, let go to hide it. No accounts, no internet, nothing to set up.
- Room code
The host shares a four-letter code and everyone joins on their own phone. Secret cards and votes stay private.
- TV mode
Put the shared screen on the big one. Open fibclub.app/tv, type the code and the TV becomes the stage.
From opening the app to your first round in under a minute
No sign-up and no tutorial to sit through.
- Pick a game
Each game shows how to play in three short steps.
- Say who's playing
Type names, or skip it and play as Player 1 to 6.
- Pass the phone
Everyone sees their card in secret. Then the lying starts.
Free to play. Plus if you want it all.
The free games are complete games, not demos.
Free
- Classic Imposter, Question Imposter and Exposed
- Starter packs for every free game
- One-phone and room-code play
Fib Club Plus
- Who Dis?, Traitor and The Real One
- Every pack, including the 18+ ones
- TV mode
Questions people ask
How many people do you need to play Fib Club?
Three is enough for most games. Classic Imposter, Question Imposter and Who Dis? take 3 to 12 players, Exposed takes 3 to 20, The Real One takes 3 to 10 and Traitor needs 5 to 15.
Does everyone need the app?
No. In one-phone mode a single phone is passed around the group, with no accounts and no internet needed. Everyone only needs the app if you choose to play with a room code.
Is Fib Club free?
Yes. Classic Imposter, Question Imposter and Exposed are free with their starter packs. Fib Club Plus adds Who Dis?, Traitor, The Real One, TV mode and every question pack.
What is an imposter game?
Everyone is shown the same secret word or question except one player, the imposter. Players give clues or answers, the imposter bluffs along, and the group votes on who they think was faking.
Can you play Fib Club on a TV?
Yes. Host a room on your phone, open fibclub.app/tv on a TV, laptop or console browser and type the four-letter room code. The TV shows the shared screen while secret cards stay on each phone.
Is Fib Club suitable for all ages?
The starter packs are clean. Spicy packs are clearly marked 18+ and stay hidden until the group confirms everyone playing is an adult.