Charades? vs Crazy Charade

Charades Tilt is the classic headbands party guessing game for your iPhone. Hold the phone to your forehead, your friends act it out, mime or give clues, and you guess the word before time runs out. Tilt down when you get it right, tilt up to pass. Who am I? Guess the word and find out! ONE GAME, EVERY OCCASION - Family game night with kids, teens and adults - Parties, birthdays and sleepovers - Road trips, flights and camping – it works fully offline, no wifi needed - Icebreaker games and team building at the office - Classroom games and ESL vocabulary practice - Holiday parties: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year 100+ THEMED DECKS, 1,000+ WORDS - Movies, TV shows and celebrities - Music, K-Pop, songs and famous singers - Memes, emojis, gaming, anime and cartoons - Animals, food, actions and sports – great for younger kids - Seasonal decks for Halloween, Christmas and summer - New decks added regularly MAKE IT YOURS - Create custom decks with your own words – perfect for inside jokes, family reunions and classroom lessons - AI deck generator: type any theme and get 20 fresh words instantly with Apple Intelligence (supported devices, iOS 26+) - Mix decks together for endless combinations BUILT FOR THE PARTY - No cards, no setup – just your phone on your forehead - Adjustable round timer from 30 seconds to 3 minutes - Play anywhere, even without internet - No ads, no interruptions Unlock every deck and feature with Premium. Grab your friends, pick a deck and start guessing. Download Charades Tilt and make every get-together the funniest night of the year! Privacy policy: https://cultured-trollius-a2c.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-81a40c2dac7c49199869f4778db90a2b Terms of use: https://cultured-trollius-a2c.notion.site/Terms-of-Use-a202d0c9ece34753a3c37296030a8607

Crazy Charade is the offline mime party game that fits in your pocket. Pass the phone, act out the prompt, and let your team shout guesses before the timer runs out. No accounts. No ads. No internet required. And then there's Crazy mode — where every turn comes with a physical twist that makes mimes infinitely funnier. Mime "Inside Out" while standing on one foot. Mime "The Lion King" with no arms. Try Pictionary in fast-forward and watch your friends lose it. Built for living rooms, road trips, classrooms, and that 11pm moment when someone says "we should play a game." — TWO AUDIENCES — • Adult: 20 broad themes for the whole family — Movies, TV Shows, Music, Animals, Foods, Famous People, Sports, Hobbies, Books, Nature, Technology, Occupations, Historical Events, Countries & Cities, Household Objects, Action Verbs, Emotions, Cartoons, Video Games, Fairy Tales. • Kids: 10 kid-friendly themes — Disney Princesses, Kids Animation, Animals (Kids), Superheroes, Dinosaurs, Cartoon TV Shows, Video Game Characters, Musical Instruments, Space & Planets, Sports (Kids). — TWO MODES — • Classic: the charades you know and love. • Crazy: every turn adds a physical twist — stand on one foot, mime with no arms, slow-motion, eyes closed, fast-forward, robot mode, squat the whole time, or one hand only. Eight constraints, drawn at random, displayed on a between-turns wheel. — DIAL IT IN — • Teams: 2 or more, with custom names for every player. • Difficulty: Standard (the 100 most well-known prompts per category) or Advanced (the full 500-prompt pool). • Turn duration: 30 to 180 seconds. • Rounds: 1 to 10. • Skips per turn: 0 to 5 — bail on prompts you can't mime. • Hints: optional one-line hint to bail you out without spoiling. — BUILT FOR THE COUCH — • Universal: iPhone and iPad, portrait or landscape. • Haptic feedback on every action — and a heavy buzz with a neon-red flash for the last five seconds of each turn. • 100% offline. No login. No analytics. No data collection. • Works on airplanes, in basements, and at grandma's house with the iffy Wi-Fi. — 15,000+ PROMPTS — 30 categories × 500 entries each, all hand-curated. Standard difficulty keeps the prompts approachable; Advanced unlocks the long tail for people who've seen every Pixar film twice. Pull it out, pass it around, find out who can actually mime "Inside Out 2" with no arms.