Bluff & deduction
Double Agent: one of you has a different word
Everyone gets the same secret word — except the double agent, who gets a different but close one. Give clues, spot the clue that doesn’t quite fit, and vote someone out, round after round. 200+ word pairs across five intensity levels, for four players or more.
Free · no account4–16 players15 min
How to play
- 1Each player reads their secret word in private.
- 2Give a clue about your word.
- 3Vote someone out, round after round.
One phone each, revealed together
Examples
A few cards from the deck (the family-to-hard end).
- Double Agent
Drinks: Coffee / Tea
Family - Double Agent
Keeping in touch: Text message / Voice note
Fun - Double Agent
Nerve-racking meetings: First date / Job interview
Awkward - Double Agent
Breakfast: Pancakes / Waffles
Family - Double Agent
Pupil personalities: Class clown / Teacher’s pet
Fun - Double Agent
Silent treatment: Ghosting / Left on read
Awkward - Double Agent
Celebration desserts: Birthday cake / Wedding cake
Family - Double Agent
Workplace: Office / Working from home
Fun - Double Agent
Next steps: Meeting the parents / Moving in together
Awkward
Double Agent
On one phone, pass it around so each player sees their word in private; in a Party Room, each phone shows its own. Because the words are close — think coffee and tea — the double agent can blend in for a while, so listen for the clue that’s almost right. After each round of clues, the group votes someone out, and the game goes on with whoever is left. You need at least four players; the more suspicious everyone gets, the better it plays.
Intensities
- FamilyGrandma-proof
- FunSilly, never awkward
- AwkwardCringe and embarrassing
- HardProvocative, uncomfortable
- Spicy 18+Adults only
Levels 5 and 6 are for adults only: you confirm you are 18 or older before they are dealt.
Questions
How do you play Double Agent?
Everyone gets a secret word; one player’s word is different but close. Each round, every player gives a clue about their word, then the group votes someone out. The rounds continue with the remaining players.
How is it different from Impostor?
The impostor has no word, only the category. The double agent has a real word that’s almost the same as everyone else’s, so the clues sound right — almost.
How many players?
From four to sixteen, on one phone passed around or with one phone each in a Party Room.
Is it free?
Levels 1 to 4 are free with no account. The last level is 18+, behind an age confirmation; part of it is free and the rest comes with the Games Pass (one-time purchase, also included in Wabiro+).