
Classic
Your friends describe the word, any clue goes.
Tiltwit: Forehead Party Game
Phone on your forehead. Friends shouting clues. Guess fast!
Phone on your forehead, friends give clues. Right hand: got it! Left hand: pass.
Free on Android. Not on Google Play yet: check back soon.

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Hold the phone on your forehead with the screen facing your friends. You can't see the word, they can! They give clues or act it out, and you guess. Got it? Tap the screen with your right hand. Stuck? Tap with your left hand to pass. Guess as many cards as you can before the clock runs out.
Welcome to the studio of a retro TV game show, with flashing bulbs and confetti, hosted by Tilly the giraffe. With a neck that long, she can always read your forehead. Next to her, a chatty old microphone calls out whose turn it is.

Your friends describe the word, any clue goes.
No talking: your friends act it out.
Hold the phone facing you, see the word and act it out for the others. Whoever guesses gets a point too.
Every clue is a single word.
Ask only yes or no questions, in longer rounds (90 seconds to 3 minutes).
No clock, but the first pass ends your turn.






Actions to mime, famous characters from fairy tales, myths and classic stories, food, animals, places, jobs, sports, movies and TV, nature, school, parties and trips, kids' stuff and more. Or Mixed, from every open deck.
No card comes back until you have played every card of the decks you chose.
After each round, see the cards you got and passed, and tap any word to see what it means.
2 to 12 players, everyone for themselves or in teams. Rounds of 30, 60 or 90 seconds, and 1, 2 or 3 turns each.
Answer with a tap while the phone is on your forehead: your fingers are already there, holding it. A quick double tap never skips two cards, and a short practice shows you how.
The old microphone says the names with your phone's own voice. Turn it off in Settings if you like.
Your players are saved for the next party. Share the result with your group.
Plays offline, in English, Portuguese and Spanish. No accounts.

The giraffe who hosts the retro game show. With a neck that long, she can always read your forehead, and she loves a long streak and a good drumroll.
A chatty old game show microphone at Tilly's side, who calls out whose turn it is.
A retro TV game show theme: big band brass, Hammond organ, bouncy electric bass and glockenspiel. In the round, a ticking countdown of synth bass and hi-hat that drives harder in the last ten seconds, and a brass fanfare for the champion.
Yes, it is free on Google Play. There are two optional one-time purchases: one removes the ads between games (about 2.99 EUR), and Premium (about 4.99 EUR) removes all ads, opens every deck and makes One more round free up to a daily limit. No subscriptions.
Nine decks are open from the start. The other five open for good with a short ad you choose to watch, or all at once with Premium.
Never. Now and then an ad may come before a new game, right after a finished one. After a round you can also give the same player one more round with a short ad you choose to watch.
2 to 12 players on one phone, everyone for themselves or in 2, 3 or 4 teams.
Tap the screen: your right hand for got it, your left hand to pass. There is no tilting or shaking, and a short practice shows you how.
Yes, Tiltwit plays fully offline.
English, Portuguese and Spanish, on Android phones through Google Play.
Tiltwit is rated PEGI 3 and ESRB Everyone. It is made for game nights with friends and family, with players aged 13 and over in mind.
No account and no sign-up. Player names stay on your phone. The game uses a random install ID and how you play to improve the game, error reports to fix bugs, and the advertising ID and approximate location for ads. If you sign in to Play Games, a pseudonymous player ID. The microphone on screen is a drawing: the game never uses your phone's microphone or camera, and nothing is recorded. Data is encrypted in transit, and you can ask us to delete it.