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PARTY PACK: IMPOSTER, DRAW AND GUESS & MORE

Party Pack puts eight party games behind one menu. Guess Who I Am and Charades play in timed team turns with big Got it and Pass buttons. In Imposter everyone secretly sees the same word except one player, who has to bluff while the group finds them, and Draw and Guess has one player sketch on the phone while the others shout out the answer. Would You Rather counts the hands, Truth or Dare goes round the players by name, Never Have I Ever has everyone put a finger down, and Two Truths and a Lie lets everyone vote on the same phone before the reveal.

Players type their names once and the phone remembers them. The cards come in three levels: Kids, Family and Grown-up, and a game only ever draws cards at its level or gentler. A big-screen layout fits a TV or projector for a family Christmas or a work icebreaker, and the founder can add their own cards.

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A real screenshot of Party Pack: Imposter, Draw and Guess & More

WHAT THIS EXAMPLE SHOWS

Eight pass-the-phone party games on one phone or a big screen: Guess Who I Am, Charades, Imposter, Draw and Guess, Would You Rather, Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever and Two Truths and a Lie, with kids, family and grown-up cards. Use the sample to name the audience, the main action, and the smallest useful first version. Cleo HQ then helps turn your own brief into a product plan and a working build.

QUESTIONS FOUNDERS ASK

Which party games are in the pack?

Guess Who I Am (hold the phone up and your team gives clues), Charades (act it out with no words), Imposter (find the one player who doesn't know the word), Draw and Guess (sketch it on the phone), Would You Rather, Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever and Two Truths and a Lie. A founder who wants only one of them gets just that game.

Is it safe for kids?

Kids is the default level. A Kids game only ever shows Kids cards. Even the Grown-up cards are cheeky but clean: no drinking, no romance, nothing about anyone's body or looks, and no dares that leave the room or touch anyone. Any card can be skipped.

Do we each need a phone?

No. Everything runs on one phone passed round the room, or on one big screen everyone can see, like a TV or a projector at a work event. Players type their names once and the phone remembers them. Playing on separate phones online is not part of this template yet.