On Ellen’s show, they played this game together, and Katy Perry was a participant. The game is played similarly to Charades, however instead of performing actions, players take turns describing the words that are printed on playing cards. Your group has to make as many educated guesses as it can before the allotted time is up! Have fun with video chat and utilize your mobile device to host a house party!

Adults can get together with their friends for a night of fun and laughter by playing a game called Taboo. How are you supposed to explain APPLE when you’re not allowed to use adjectives like RED, FRUIT, PIE, CIDER, or CORE? If you accidentally use a forbidden term, the opposing team will buzz, and you will lose a point as a result. Have raucous, hilarious fun either in person or online by utilizing the in-game video chat feature. You can go head-to-head against each other in One vs. All Mode or divide into two teams. Think quickly and use your words to talk your way to success!

MAIN FEATURE

Choose the number of players, rounds, turns each round, and the number of skips that are permitted.
Play a game without adverts to avoid being distracted.
Complete starter deck, which contains cards from the first game
Available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Turkish, Greek, Polish, and Hindi. Completely translated.
No additional screens or apps are required. Anywhere you are, play the game face-to-face with 2–6 friends and mode One vs. All
Buy fun-themed decks to keep your game fresh, including Festive Fun (available for a limited time around the winter holidays), Wild World, Fun & Games, Food Lovers, Celebrities, The Midnight Deck (for adult-only fun)
Play with 10 people!
As everyone else makes guesses, take turns being the ones to provide the clues.
The winners will be shown on a leaderboard.

HOW TO PLAY

Invite your friends to a game you’ve started. You might also start a game from your in-app chat group with buddies.
Create two teams and give each one a name.
From Team A, a clue-giver is assigned. The software selects the clue-givers, and teams A and B alternately use them.
Drawn by the Clue-Giver is a card.
Without using any of the words on the card, the clue-giver must describe the term.
Standing by the buzzer is Team B. If the Clue-Giver uses a prohibited term, Team B will buzz!
Observe the timer. Before the time expires, your team must predict as many terms as possible.