The Odd Signal
Most players share one word; one player has a close alternative. Send three emoji and spot the odd signal.
- Players
- 3–12
- Time
- 10–15 min
- Rounds
- 3
- Vibe
- Get suspicious
How to play
A game lasts three rounds. In each one, the app secretly appoints one player as the odd signal; the role does not repeat when enough different players are available.
Most players see the common word, while the odd signal sees a related but different word. You see only your own role and word; do not show your screen or give hints outside the app.
You have 35 seconds to choose exactly three different emoji from the shared palette that signal your word. Repeated emoji, text, and sets shorter than three are rejected.
Your signal locks when confirmed and cannot be changed. The clue stage ends when everyone responds or time expires; a player who misses it has no signal.
The app then reveals every accepted trio together with its writer’s name, while both words and the hidden role remain secret. Discuss which set points to a different idea.
You have 35 seconds to vote for one other player. You cannot vote for yourself or change a confirmed ballot; a missed ballot gives no one a vote.
Only a sole vote leader becomes the group’s accusation. A tie for first, no ballots, or a leading player without the hidden role means the odd signal escapes.
If the sole leader is the odd signal, every player who voted for them earns 200 points. All other players, including the odd signal, earn 0.
If the group accuses someone else or has no sole leader, the odd signal earns 400 points and everyone else earns 0.
After the third reveal, the highest total score wins. Players tied for the lead share the win.
Now bring the group together.
This game will be selected in your room. Invite your group and start when everyone is there.