Impostor
The undercover party game — most of you share the word, some of you are faking it.
Impostor (some people spell it Imposter) is Karibu's pass-the-phone undercover party game — a Kenyan social-deduction game in the same family as Spyfall, Undercover and Mr White. Most of your crew shares one Kenyan-flavoured secret word, but hidden undercovers get a similar-but-different word (and don't even know they're faking it), while Mr White gets no word at all. Describe your word, argue it out, and vote the fakes out one by one.
Same word for most of the room — a twist for the rest
The loudest game on any Kenyan game night
Impostor — frequently asked
How do you play Impostor?
Everyone gathers around one phone and peeks at a card. Most players share the same secret word, hidden undercovers get a similar-but-different word, and Mr White gets no word at all. Take turns describing your word without saying it, then debate and vote out whoever you think is faking.
Is Impostor like Spyfall or Undercover?
Yes — it's a Kenyan social-deduction game in the same family as Spyfall, Undercover and Mr White, built around home-grown Kenyan words and a simple pass-the-phone setup.
How many people can play?
Impostor is built for 3 to 10 players in the same room.
Do I need extra devices or a download?
No. One phone is passed around the group — no app to install and no second device needed.
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