ACT RUSH: Charades Party Game

A whole night played start to finish as a first-time user, and everything that broke it is gone. No interruptions: the photo card no longer appears on its own, the offer after the first game waits for the start screen instead of covering the winner mid-evening, and the rating request comes after the third night at the earliest. The hand-over between teams is rebuilt. When time is up, the result stands alone for a couple of seconds, so a late tap cannot start the next team's turn in the wrong hands. Then the whole screen takes the receiving team's colour, with the act, its rule and the team name large. Act changes are announced. The turn screen reads from across the room: the act in the headline face, the clock huge, the standing bigger, the word bigger, the buttons taller. Flash Rounds has one rule per turn, shown across the whole screen before the word, then in a large banner. Forehead mode is chosen on the start screen, with clear icons. The Night says "split into two teams" when it makes the teams. Point always lands in a follow-up or an immunity, never in an empty beat. The Number says on screen that someone calls out a number, and the reveal button is visible at once. The winner screen inside a night shows the winner, the standing and confetti, nothing else. The first time, the app asks two questions under a photo: who you're playing with and how many you are. The night's plan shows every game with a picture and a line about what you do. The home screen has a real button for playing again. Turns are 45 seconds, Flash Rounds 25. Team names sit at the top so the keyboard never covers them. The menu gained share the app, rate the app and manage subscription.