Who Am I? South Africa

Who Am I? The Ultimate Party Guessing Game 🎉 Phone on forehead, guess who you are! Who Am I? is the hilarious party game where you guess the celebrity, character or object stuck to your head before time runs out. Perfect for parties, family game night, road trips, sleepovers, or any time you need a quick laugh with friends. Tilt your phone DOWN for "correct", UP to "pass". No buttons. No fuss. Just pure chaos. 🎮 HOW TO PLAY Pick a category (Celebrities, Objects, and more). Choose your difficulty: Easy, Medium or Hard. Hold the phone to your forehead — don't peek! Friends give you clues. Guess as many as you can before time's up. Tilt the phone to mark your answer. Laugh. Repeat. ⭐ FEATURES • Hundreds of celebrities, characters, and everyday objects • 3 difficulty levels — from household names to true expert mode • Motion controls — tilt to pass or score, hands-free • Quick rounds — perfect for short attention spans and big groups • Clean, kid-friendly content suitable for all ages • Plays fully OFFLINE — no Wi-Fi or signup required • No ads interrupting your game • Free to play 🎉 PERFECT FOR • House parties and pre-drinks • Family game night • Birthday parties and kids' gatherings • Couples and date night • Road trips, camping, holidays • Office team-building and ice-breakers • Classroom games for teachers • Anyone who loves charades, Heads Up style games, or trivia 🧠 WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT Unlike traditional charades or trivia apps, Who Am I? turns YOU into the guesser. Your friends become the clue-givers, the screen faces out, and the whole room is in on the joke. It's the fastest way to break the ice and the easiest party game to set up — just open the app and play. Whether you're a fan of celebrity guessing games, word games, forehead games, or classic party games like charades and Heads Up, Who Am I? brings them all together in one beautifully simple app. 📲 DOWNLOAD NOW and turn any moment into a party. Free. Offline. Endless laughs.

• Smoother layout on smaller screens — fixed overflow on the difficulty screen • Difficulty chips now wrap on narrow devices instead of clipping • Minor polish and stability improvements