Charades Party Game: Headbands

Hold the phone to your forehead. Your friends act it out. You guess. Tilt to score, tilt to pass — and try not to lose it laughing. Act Up is charades the way people actually play it: no setup, no rules to explain, no scorekeeper. Pick a deck, start the timer, and hand the phone to whoever's turn it is. 100 THEMED DECKS Films & Series, Celebrities, Songs, Animals, Emojis, Superheroes, Cartoons & Anime, Video Games, Food & Dishes, Accents & Impressions, Act It Out, Countries, Logos & Brands, Jobs, Football, Emotions, Vehicles, Instruments, Idioms, Mythology, Inventions, Awkward Moments and eighty more. Over ten thousand prompts in every language, so the same card won't come round twice in a night. PLAYS IN 42 LANGUAGES English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Turkish, Russian and thirty more — every deck properly translated, not machine-dumped. Switch language in one tap, mid-party. TILT TO PLAY No buttons to hunt for. Tilt the phone one way to score, the other to pass. Your hands stay free and your eyes stay on your friends, which is where the fun actually is. WORKS COMPLETELY OFFLINE No account. No sign-in. No internet. Every deck is built into the app, so it works on a plane, in a car, at a campsite, or anywhere the signal gives up. RECORD THE ROUND Capture the chaos on the front and back cameras at once, then watch it back and see exactly how ridiculous everyone looked. Save it to your photo library or send it to the group chat. MAKE YOUR OWN DECKS Write your own word lists — inside jokes, your friends' names, the running gag nobody outside the group would understand. Custom decks play exactly like the built-in ones. BUILT FOR A ROOM FULL OF PEOPLE Two players or twenty. House party, family dinner, classroom, road trip, waiting for the food to arrive. Rounds are short, turns move fast, and nobody has to sit out. PRIVACY, PLAINLY Act Up collects nothing. No accounts, no analytics, no ads, no trackers, no servers. Everything — your settings, your custom decks, your recordings — stays on your device. We couldn't see it if we wanted to.