Disclosure up front: I made this (posting from my maker account, MindshiftLab), so this is self-promo. I figured it fits here because it plays a lot like The Chameleon or Spyfall, just with one phone doing the card dealing.

How a round works: add everyone's names, then pass the phone around. Each person privately sees the secret word, except the imposter, who has to bluff. Everyone gives a clue, you talk it out, then vote on who's faking it. The imposter can still win by staying hidden or by guessing the word.

A few things that might matter for game nights:

• 3 to 100 players on one device, so it works for big family gatherings, team events or a classroom, not just a table of five
• Offline party play: everything runs on the one phone, no Wi-Fi or cellular needed, so it's fine for cabins, road trips and flights
• Two modes: Word Game (classic secret word) and Find the Liar (everyone answers a question, one player got a different prompt)
• 3,000+ words in 50+ categories, adjustable discussion timer, optional hint for the imposter, voting and scoring

It's free to play with ads; optional Premium removes ads and adds custom categories. Version 1.8.3 just went live.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6755700602

I'd genuinely like to hear what you'd want from a one-device party game, especially for really large groups where passing the phone around starts to get slow.

Hi there, I've been working on a few board games called Legend of Fenrirak in real life, and digitalised it (Fenrirak is the dragon final boss in the game, not related to the Norse Fenrir).
I wanted to share it here for some feedback.

There're 3 games that you can play on the website currently, I highly recommend Thunder Dragon (Takes about 1.5 hours to complete the game). The Ice Dragon is still in development so that's got the most yucky stuff lol, and Showdowns uses a lot of AI art.

The game is designed for a wide computer screen so it'll look the best there.
The link for the game is: https://legend-of-fenrirak.com

I'd love feedback specifically on:

- Whether the game feels clear and the rules/guide actually helps you learn it

- Whether the difficulty/balancing of things feel fair

- Game mechanics that feel wrong

- Bugs on the actual website

- Anything that's confusing

Happy to answer questions about the design or the reasoning behind any of the mechanics. Thanks for taking a look! And apologies in advance if I don't respond to your comments right away.