It's a tie
Hold a runoff between the tied players, or talk it over and pick one.
Wolf:
The wolf's last chance
The wolf guesses the majority word out loud. A correct guess means the wolf wins.
A villager was picked, so normally the wolf wins.
1 point to everyone on the winning side
Word Wolf for one phone or tablet passed around the table. Everyone gets the same word except the wolf, who gets a slightly different one. Talk about your word and find the player whose word doesn't quite fit. A "pass it to the next player" screen appears between turns, so nobody sees the previous word. The timer, voting, the reveal and running scores all happen on this page.
No cards or setup — one phone is all you need.
Fill downtime in the cabin or on the road. You can stick to the kids' category.
Every word pair is family friendly, so kids and grandparents can play together.
Strangers end up chatting naturally while they talk about their words.
A talking game from Japan. Everyone gets the same word except the wolf (or wolves), who gets a slightly different one. You talk about your word, look for the player whose comments don't quite fit, and vote. Once a wolf realizes they're the odd one out, they try to blend in.
Not in the normal mode — you only see a word, and part of the fun is realizing yours might be different. In blank mode, wolves get no word — only a card saying they're a wolf — so wolves know they're wolves, and villagers know they're villagers because they got a word. Villagers look for whoever doesn't know the word; wolves listen for clues and try to blend in.
Just one. Checking words and voting are both done by passing the device around. Between turns a screen shows only the next player's name, so nobody sees the previous word.
Yes. Enter two words under "Your own word pairs" and tap Add. Your pairs are stored only in this browser (localStorage) and never sent to a server. Select only the "Your own pairs" category to play with just those.
When you record a round, everyone on the winning side gets 1 point. If a wolf is caught but the wolf side guesses the majority word, the wolves win (judge the guess out loud and tap the result). Changing the number of players starts scores from 0.
Recently used pairs are held back for a while (remembered in this browser). Once every pair in the selected categories has been used, it picks again from all of them except the last one.
Words, names and scores stay in this browser and are never sent to a server. Settings, your own word pairs and scores are saved in this browser (localStorage).