Exposed

The who's most likely to party game. Everyone votes, then the group's pick is revealed.

  • A deck for every crowd, from icebreakers to date night
  • Works for two on the couch or a full party, in the room or online
  • Start in seconds, with no sign-up and no ads
  • Play in your language: 15 to choose from

Free with 3 decks and online rooms for up to 6 players. Exposed Plus unlocks all 16 decks and rooms for up to 16.

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An online room in Exposed: share the room code, four players in, ready to start
Choosing a deck in Exposed: Party Mode, Main Character, Best Friends, Good Vibes, Icebreakers and Classic A round of Exposed: who's most likely to make everything about themselves Another round: who's most likely to have a secret crush in this room The reveal after a vote: Jake got 66 percent of the votes for most likely to be a terrible liar
A round of Exposed: who's most likely to be the secret villain of the group

How to play

Someone reads a question, everyone votes for the person it fits best, and the group's pick is revealed. No score to keep, no rulebook. Two to 16 players share one phone, or each joins a room with a six-digit code and votes in private, in the same room or from different cities. A game is 10, 20 or 30 rounds.

Questions people ask

How many players do you need?

Two is enough. On one phone up to 16 can play; online rooms take 6 players free and 16 with Plus.

What does Plus add?

All 16 decks with more than 1,600 questions, from Party Mode and Date Night to Red Flags and Spicy, and rooms for up to 16. The 16+ and 18+ decks are marked on their cards. The three free decks stay free, with no ads and no sign-up.

Which languages?

English, Spanish, Arabic, French, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Turkish, Filipino, Korean, Italian, Dutch, Greek, Swedish and Danish.