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A social deduction game where players work together to identify spies hidden among them. Spies attempt to blend in and sow discord, while good guys must logically deduce and eliminate the imposters before it's too late. Multiple game modes offer varying levels of challenge and potential for hilarious deception.
What's New in Spies vs. Good Guys
1.1
March 9, 2022
Updated the app to be compatible with iOS 12 and above.
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What is Spies vs. Good Guys about?
Spies vs. Good Guys is a social deduction game where players must work together to identify spies hidden within their group. Spies try to remain undetected and manipulate others, while good guys use logic to find and eliminate them.
What are the game modes in Spies vs. Good Guys?
Spies vs. Good Guys features several modes including 'Spies With No Words Mode' (easier), 'Same Words Mode' (slightly harder), 'Words Category Mode' (hardest, likely to break friendships), and 'One Spy Mode' (default).
Is Spies vs. Good Guys free to play?
Yes, Spies vs. Good Guys is completely free to download and play. It does not feature any in-app purchases or advertisements.
Can I play Spies vs. Good Guys offline?
The description implies local multiplayer gameplay, suggesting it is best played with friends in the same location. It does not explicitly mention offline play capabilities.
How many players can play Spies vs. Good Guys?
The game starts after picking the number of players, indicating it supports a variable number of participants. The exact range is not specified but is designed for group play.
What is the age rating for Spies vs. Good Guys?
Spies vs. Good Guys has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of players. It is available on iPhone and iPod devices.
How often is Spies vs. Good Guys updated?
The latest version of Spies vs. Good Guys is 1.1, which was last updated on March 9, 2022. This indicates infrequent updates.
What do users like about Spies vs. Good Guys?
Based on the description, users likely enjoy the strategic deception, the challenge of logical deduction, and the potential for humorous interactions and friendship-testing gameplay.




