Games and player counts
| Game | Players | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| Impostor | 3 to 12 | Everyone sees a secret word except one player, who has to bluff |
| Spin the Bottle | 2 to 12 | The bottle picks a player, who chooses truth or dare |
| Never Have I Ever | 2 to 12 | Read a card and own up |
| Charades | 4 to 16 | Act out the word in teams against the clock |
| Don't Say It | 4 to 12 | Describe the word without the banned words |
| Who Am I? | 2 to 16 | Phone on your forehead while friends give clues |
| Tick Tock Boom! | 3 to 16 | Name something that fits and pass the bomb |
| Backwards | 2 to 12 | Copy speech played in reverse and guess the original |
| Most Likely To | 3 to 12 | Count to three and point at someone |
| 5 Second Rule | 2 to 12 | Name three things in five seconds |
How a one-phone game works
- One person opens the app and picks a game.
- Type in the players or use numbered seats.
- Pass the phone, or leave it in the middle, as the game asks.
- When a turn is secret, only the person holding the phone looks.
Picking one for your group
- Two people: Spin the Bottle, Who Am I? or Never Have I Ever.
- A big table: Charades or Tick Tock Boom!.
- People who like to bluff: Impostor.
- A group that has just met: 5 Second Rule or Most Likely To.
Questions and answers
Does everyone need to download the app?
No. In a one-phone game only the person whose phone it is needs Aura.
What is pass-and-play?
It means players share one device and take turns with it, rather than each using their own.
Are one-phone games free?
Aura is free to download and has free decks. Aura Gold, an optional subscription, opens every game and deck.
