One spy. One secret location. The rest of the table needs to identify the impostor before time runs out.
Create a room and invite your friends to join.
Enter a room code to jump into an existing game.
No account required • Works on mobile and desktop • Standard play stays free
The rules stay short so the energy stays in the questioning, bluffing, and deduction.
Open a room, share the code, and gather 4-10 players in one place.
Most players learn the location and role. One player gets the spy card instead.
Questions should help confirm who knows the location without spelling it out.
Vote when the round ends. If you are the spy, a correct location guess can still steal the win.
The web version keeps the game structure intact while making the room setup and pacing simpler for mixed devices and remote groups.
The lobby is built around room codes and quick entry, not accounts or onboarding.
Players can participate comfortably from phones or desktops without installing anything.
Standard locations stay free, while premium custom packs extend the experience when a host wants more variety.
The same routes and SEO content stay in place, but the answers are presented in a tighter, easier-to-scan format.
Click "Create Room" to start a game, share the room code with friends, and start once 4-10 players have joined. No account or download is required.
Spyfall supports 4-10 players. Most groups find 6-8 players gives the best balance between questioning and deduction.
Everyone except one player knows the location. The spy listens for clues and tries to identify the location, while the rest of the group tries to identify the spy without saying too much.
Yes. Spyfall is designed to work in modern mobile browsers, so players can join from phones, tablets, or desktops.
Yes. Standard play is free. Premium features like custom location packs are optional extras for groups that want them.
A round typically lasts about 8 minutes, and the host can adjust the timer to fit the pace the group wants.