Odd One Out Imposter Game

1. Set the player count on the setup screen and tap Deal roles. Everyone passes the phone and checks their card in private.
2. One player is the Odd One Out and never sees the secret word. Everyone else does.
3. Go round the circle. Each player gives one clue about the word: vague enough to hide it, sharp enough to prove they know it.
4. After a round or two of clues, everyone votes for who they think is the imposter.
5. Reveal. Group catches the imposter, group wins. Imposter survives, or guesses the word, imposter wins.
6. Deal fresh roles and go again.

• One clue each, in order. No piling on, no interrupting.
• The real tell is usually the person whose clue is suspiciously generic, or suspiciously perfect.
• Do not let the loud confident players run the vote. Everyone commits in private, or points on three.
• If the imposter gets caught, let them try to guess the word for a consolation win. It keeps them in it.
• Rotate who deals so the same person is not always reading roles.

• Hidden roles and social deduction. One imposter, no app scoring, all table talk.
• Private pass-to-reveal so nobody sees a role that is not theirs.
• Runs from three players to thirty.
• Plays stone-cold sober, or as a light drinking game. Imposter caught, group sips. Imposter wins, table sips.

Spin the Odd One Out Clue Handicap Wheel. Every slice below is editable, so tweak it to fit your group.