GuessWhoWrote is a free party game you play in your browser with friends. Each round, one player becomes "it" while everyone else anonymously writes a short piece about them based on a random prompt. Then "it" reads the writings and tries to work out who wrote each one. There is nothing to install and no account to create — share a room code or a link and you can play together, phones included.
Pick a nickname and an avatar, then create a room. Send the four-character room code or the invite link to your friends.
Each round one player becomes "it." Everyone else gets a random prompt and has two minutes to write about them.
The writings are shuffled and shown anonymously. "It" picks who they think wrote each one, while the other players read along.
You find out how many guesses were right, and "it" can reveal the real author of exactly one writing. The game ends once everyone has been "it" once.
You need at least 3 players to start, and a single room holds up to 16.
No. It runs straight in the browser and all you pick is a nickname. There is no app to download and no account to create.
Yes, completely free. There are no payments and no ads.
Yes. It is built for phone screens, and people on phones and computers can play together in the same room.
No. What you write is held in server memory only during the game and is discarded when the room ends. Nothing is written to a database.
Korean, English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese are supported. Use the language button in the top right corner.