Create a room
Open a lobby and share the link or the room code with your friends.
Describe, guess, win!
Split into two teams. One player describes the word on the card, their team guesses, and the other team listens closely for forbidden words. Say one — foul!

Open a lobby and share the link or the room code with your friends.
Split into Red and Blue. A coin toss decides who starts.
The narrator describes each card against the clock. Every correct guess scores.
The other team watches for forbidden words. Most points at the end wins.

Everyone joins from their own phone or browser. Invite friends with a link, talk with built-in voice and text chat, and play from anywhere.

One phone, one room. Pass the device around and play anywhere — road trips, cabins, or that café with terrible Wi-Fi.
A huge, hand-written deck across 12 categories — animals, food, sports, film & TV, cities, jobs and more.
English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Russian — each with its own deck.
Talk to your room right inside the game, no extra app or call needed.
The team that started can't win on the last turn alone. The other side gets a Last Dance — and a tie goes to overtime.
Pick a name and an avatar and you're in. Sign in only if you want to keep your profile across devices.
Report and block players, filter names and chat, and play in private rooms with a code.





Every deck is built for its own language, so the words feel natural to the people playing them.
Yes. Faul! is free to play in your browser at faul.app.
No. On the web you just open the link, pick a name and play. Signing in is optional and only lets you keep your profile across devices.
From 4 to 10 players in two teams. Six to eight is the sweet spot.
Yes — offline mode lets you pass a single phone around, no internet needed.
Faul! for iOS and Android is on its way. Until then, the full game works great in any mobile browser.
Tap the player to report or block them, or email us at hello@faulstudios.com. See player support for details.
Open a lobby, send the link to your group chat and see who cracks first.