Spy

Party Game

Party game where everyone can be a SPY!

Everything you need to play the game is your phone and a company of at least 3 persons.

Clear rules, wonderful 3D-locations, and tons of great emotions arising from heated discussions in the company of friends! By the way, there’s no ads.

You can be either a Local or a Spy! Moreover, each round you can find yourself in a new Location.

The major task of the Spy is to figure out the location where everyone is.

The major task of the Locals is to understand who the Spy is and not to give away the location at the same time.

Your answers to the questions are of great importance. But not only them.

Challenge yourself and your friends!

Enjoy the game!

What's New in the Latest Version 3.3

Last updated on Jul 3, 2024

Giant update!
+ 120 new locations added
+ New interface
+ Voice accompaniment of locations in all languages
+ Other minor improvements

Spy is a classic party game that tests players' deductive reasoning, intuition, and ability to deceive. It is a social deduction game, where one or more players secretly assume the role of spies, while the remaining players are innocent bystanders.

Gameplay:

The game is played with a deck of cards, each of which has a specific role written on it. Roles include:

* Spy: The objective of the spy is to blend in with the other players and avoid being detected. They can do this by lying about their role, providing false information, or manipulating the course of the game.

* Innocent: The goal of innocent players is to identify the spy or spies by asking questions, observing behavior, and using their deductive skills.

Rounds:

The game is played in a series of rounds. In each round, one player is designated as the "Question Master." The Question Master draws a card and secretly reads the role written on it. They then ask a series of questions to the other players, trying to gather information about their roles.

Voting:

After all the questions have been asked, the players vote on who they believe is the spy. If the majority of players vote correctly, the spy is eliminated from the game. If the majority of players vote incorrectly, the spy remains hidden and the game continues.

Bluffing and Deception:

Spies rely on bluffing and deception to avoid detection. They may lie about their role, provide misleading information, or try to redirect suspicion towards other players. Innocent players must carefully evaluate the information they receive and use their intuition to identify the spy.

Social Dynamics:

Spy is not just a game of logic; it also requires players to pay attention to social cues and body language. Players may be able to detect a spy by their nervousness, hesitation, or inconsistencies in their story. Conversely, spies may try to use charisma and confidence to gain trust and deflect suspicion.

Winning the Game:

The innocent players win the game if they successfully identify all the spies. The spies win if they can remain undetected until the end of the game.

Variations:

There are numerous variations of Spy, including:

* Double Spy: In this variation, two spies are present instead of one.

* Saboteur: In this variation, the spies have a specific objective to sabotage the innocent players' plans.

* Werewolf: A popular variation where players are divided into two teams: werewolves and villagers.