Two teams. Twenty-five words. One deadly assassin. Create a room, share a 4-letter code, and play with 4–10+ friends on any phone — no sign-up, no download.
🎮 Play free — takes 10 secondsEverything you love about word-guessing party games, minus every bit of friction.
Type your name, tap New game, share the code. No accounts, no emails, no app store — the game starts before your group chat stops buzzing.
Everyone joins from their own device — iPhone, Android, laptop, all mixed in one room. The board syncs live for the whole party.
Every game draws 25 words from a pool of 700+ across animals, food, travel, pop culture and more. Fresh boards, forever.
If you've played Codenames, you already know. If not — you'll get it in one round.
Start a room and share the 4-letter code or invite link. Friends join instantly from their phones.
Spymasters give one-word clues like "OCEAN · 2". Teammates debate, then tap the words they think match.
Find all your team's words first to win — but tap the hidden assassin word and you lose instantly. 💀
Grab three friends and see who finds the assassin first.
🎮 Play WordSpies freeStraight from our game nights during the beta.
"We played six rounds back to back on a video call — nobody wanted to stop. The room code thing is so easy my mum joined in."
"Being spymaster is the best kind of pressure. Gave a 3-word clue that actually worked and felt like a genius all week."
"Works perfectly on our phones, no one had to download anything. It's now the default game when friends come over."
Quotes from our beta playtest sessions.
Yes — completely free to play, no sign-up, no downloads, no hidden costs. Open the site, share your room code, play.
Minimum 4 (one spymaster + one guesser per team). The sweet spot is 6–10 — more guessers means better arguments.
Yes — if you enjoy Codenames-style games, WordSpies plays the same way: spymasters, one-word clues, and a hidden assassin. WordSpies is an independent game, not affiliated with Codenames or Czech Games Edition.
That's where it shines. Keep your Zoom/Meet call running, everyone opens WordSpies on their phone, and the debates happen out loud on the call.
No accounts, no personal data collected — just a nickname that disappears when your game room closes.