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Everybody knows, except you

Who Am I?

  1. Setup
  2. Play
  3. Result

Everybody knows who you are except you. Ask yes/no questions and find out.

3–12 players

How do you want to play?

Together, on this device

One phone or tablet runs the game at the table. Nothing is sent or saved.

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Everybody plays on their own device in a private WUDD room. Members only.

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Rules and scoring
  • Every player gets an identity: an animal, a job, an object… Everybody sees the others' identities, never their own.
  • On your turn ask yes/no questions; the responder answers yes, no or irrelevant. You may guess at any time.
  • The responder confirms a right guess: WUDD does not judge meaning. A right guess scores 100, once. A wrong guess or the end of the time ends your turn.
  • At most three turns each. An identity is revealed when it is found, and all of them at the end.
  • Online: your own identity is never sent to your device. It is not hidden by a trick; it is simply not there.
  • In person: the device shows the identity to everybody except the player of the turn, behind a cover screen. This relies on the table playing fair and is not as private as separate devices.

Settings

0 players · 3–12 players
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The words are in this language, whatever language the screen uses.
Used for this game only. It is not saved, and nobody else receives the list. Write more identities than there are players: if you also play, you could otherwise work out yours.

Rules

Illustration of the game: an old black-and-white portrait photograph of a famous person, like the card one player holds against the forehead for the others to see
An illustration of how the game looks. The identities you play with come from the game's own list, never from this picture.

Rules and scoring

  • Every player gets an identity: an animal, a job, an object… Everybody sees the others' identities, never their own.
  • On your turn ask yes/no questions; the responder answers yes, no or irrelevant. You may guess at any time.
  • The responder confirms a right guess: WUDD does not judge meaning. A right guess scores 100, once. A wrong guess or the end of the time ends your turn.
  • At most three turns each. An identity is revealed when it is found, and all of them at the end.
  • Online: your own identity is never sent to your device. It is not hidden by a trick; it is simply not there.
  • In person: the device shows the identity to everybody except the player of the turn, behind a cover screen. This relies on the table playing fair and is not as private as separate devices.

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WUDD is in beta. Some games work without an account; member features need a free account with Google.WUDD is owned and operated by WUDD GAME CLUB.