How many people do you need to play Mr White?
Mr White works best with 4-10 players. Smaller groups make the odd player easier to spot, while bigger groups create more room for bluffing.

Play Mr White online free: pass one phone, reveal secret words and give careful clues. Everyone knows the secret word... except you. They see 'Apple'. You see 'Pear'. You have to fake it to survive.
Mr. White is a game in the Pocket Party app
Feel the pressure of having the wrong word
See what it's like to have the wrong word
Everyone gets a secret word. Civilians see 'Apple'. You see 'Pear'.
Go around the circle. Everyone gives one clue. You have to blend in with the Civilians.
Time's up. Everyone votes on their phone for who they think is lying. Majority gets eliminated.
If you survive the vote, the game continues. Round 2 begins with harder clues until only one side is left.
If the Civilians vote you out, the game isn't over. You have one last shot: The Golden Guess. Correctly guess the Civilians' word (e.g., 'Apple') to steal the victory instantly.
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Unlike basic imposter games where you just guess blindly, Mr. White gives you a similar word. You aren't just hiding; you are fighting to prove your word is the right one.
Unlike Spyfall or complex board games, you don't need to know geography or pop culture. You just need to know how to lie.
Everyone is given the same word, but one person is given a slightly different word, known as the 'Mr. White' word. Each player takes turns describing their word with a single word, while trying to avoid giving away their secret identity as the Mr. White player. The other players must use their detective skills to figure out who has the different word, and vote on who they think the Mr. White player is. Will you be able to fool your friends and uncover who is Mr. White?
FAQs
Quick answers for groups deciding whether Mr White fits their next game night.
Mr White works best with 4-10 players. Smaller groups make the odd player easier to spot, while bigger groups create more room for bluffing.
Yes. Mr White is an Undercover-style word deduction game where most players share one word, one player has a similar word, and Mr White has to bluff without seeing either word.
Yes. Pocket Party handles the words and secret roles digitally, so you can play without printed cards, pens, or a moderator.
Give clues that are specific enough to prove you know your word, but not so specific that Mr White can copy you or guess the secret.
Yes. Mr White works well on video calls because each player can get a private role on their own device and discuss clues out loud.