Party games · Armenian · iOS & Android
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Five party games for a table of friends. Entirely in Armenian, entirely offline — the phone deals the secrets and keeps the time, and then gets out of the way.
Coming soon to Google Play and the App Store
The five games
Լրտես Spy
Everyone gets the same secret word. One of you gets nothing. Ask questions, answer carefully, and find the one who is guessing. 3–20 players.
Բացատրի՛ր Explain It
Teams race a timer to describe as many words as they can without saying the word itself. 2–4 teams.
Մաֆիա Mafia
The phone deals every role in private, then hands the room a speaking timer that knows whose turn it is. The rest belongs to your վարող. 6–20 players.
Ո՞վ եմ ես Who Am I?
Hold the phone to your forehead. Everyone else can see the word. You have a minute. 2–12 players.
Բլոտ Blot score sheet
You play with real cards. The app replaces the scrap of paper — contracts, contra, belote and the running total to 101, 201 or 301.
What it will never do
- No internet
- Every rule and all 787 words ship inside the app. It works in airplane mode, forever.
- No ads
- No advertising, no subscription, no in-app purchase. Nothing in it will ever ask you for money.
- No permissions
- The app requests nothing — not location, not contacts, not the camera, not the microphone.
- No account
- Nothing to sign up for. No data is collected, transmitted or shared, because there is no server to send it to.
Player names, dealt roles and the secret word live in memory and are never written to storage. The one exception is a Blot sheet in progress, which is saved so that an evening's score survives someone answering a message. The privacy policy says exactly that, at length.
Three languages, none of them a translation
Armenian, English and Russian interfaces are each complete, and the 787 built-in concepts are written independently in all three rather than machine-translated from one. Armenian is what the app opens in.
Support
Something broken, a word that reads wrong, or an idea for a pack? Write to munetic.studio@gmail.com and a human in Yerevan will read it.