Spy: who is keeping a secret?

Learn Spy in a minute

1. Number yourselves around the circle. Choose the player count and 3, 5 or 8 minutes to discuss. Pass the phone: each player privately reads their role, then hides it.
2. Everyone except one randomly chosen spy sees the same location. Take turns asking each other questions about it. Keep the location secret so the spy has to work it out.
3. When time runs out or everyone is ready, secretly vote for another player. The spy is caught if they get more votes than any other player. If someone else leads or the vote is tied, the spy wins.

Try asking: ‘Is there usually a queue?’, ‘What should I bring?’ or ‘Could you spend a whole day here?’ Give answers that make sense without being too obvious. Pause whenever you need; switching away pauses the timer and covers the screen.

Three reasons for another round

The free pack has 12 places. Each of the two Plus packs adds 12 more. One host’s Plus membership on the shared phone covers all guests, plus premium packs in the other games and all five ready-made evenings.

For a night with friends, no preparation needed

Spy fits between conversations or at the start of a house party. There are no dangerous dares, drinking requirements or personal questions. Roles and votes are not saved. Reloading ends the current game. A new deal requires internet.

Ideas for gatherings and parties →