30 to 120 second rounds
A 3 second countdown, a big clock, a buzzer and a recap of every word guessed and passed.
Forehead guessing game
Hold the phone to your forehead, screen facing your friends. They give clues, you guess. Tap or tilt to score as many words as you can in 60 seconds, then see every word you got and missed.
A 3 second countdown, a big clock, a buzzer and a recap of every word guessed and passed.
Tap the bottom half for correct and the top half to pass, or turn on tilt and nod the phone down or up. Arrow keys work on a laptop.
Type 90s cartoons, your office or a TV show and get about 30 fresh words in seconds. Or paste your own list.
Party Mix, Animals, Characters, Famous People, Movies, Kids, Christmas, Thanksgiving and more.
Play in English, Spanish (¿Quién soy?), French (Qui suis-je ?) or German (Wer bin ich?) with decks written for each.
Pick a deck or type a theme.
Hold the phone to your forehead during the countdown.
Friends give clues; you guess out loud.
Tap or tilt: correct moves on, pass skips.
A taste of the decks. Each one holds about 60 words, and Party Mix shuffles them all together.
Each round uses one of two free draws a day, shared across CardYard games. Your own word lists are unlimited.
Open the game on any phone and press Start round. The guesser holds the phone to their forehead with the screen facing the group. Everyone else gives clues without saying the word. Tap the bottom half of the screen for correct and the top half to pass, or turn on tilt. You get as many as you can before the clock runs out.
Yes. Each round uses one of CardYard's two free draws a day, shared across games, and rounds with your own word list are unlimited. Premium removes the daily cap and adds the Spicy 18+ deck and adult themes.
No. Who Am I? runs in the browser on iPhone, Android, tablets and laptops, with no download and no sign-up to start.
Yes. Tap Tilt and Safari asks to allow motion; tap Allow. Then nod the phone down for correct and tip it back to pass. If motion is not allowed, tap controls keep working.
Yes. The guesser turns their camera away from the screen or closes their eyes while a host shares the game. The host presses the arrow keys: right or down for correct, left or up to pass.
Party Mix, Animals, Characters, Famous People, Movies, Food & Drink, Jobs, Everyday Things, Sports & Games, Places, Act It Out, Impressions, Kids, Christmas, Thanksgiving and Spicy 18+. Or type any theme and AI writes a fresh deck.
Two or more. Play solo turns and pass the phone, or split into teams and compare the score after each round.
Yes. The Kids deck uses simple words, every deck except Spicy 18+ is family friendly, and teachers can paste their own vocabulary list for review rounds.
Phone up. Clues in.