Rolibi
Rolibi

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Rolibi — Imposter Party Game

Need help? Email dev@ailancer.com — we usually reply within a few business days.

Frequently asked questions

How do you play?

Three to twelve people, one phone. Add the players, pick a pack, and start. The phone goes around once so everyone can see their card: everybody gets the same secret word except one player, who gets nothing. Then you each give one clue out loud — enough to prove you know the word, not enough to hand it to the person who doesn't. The phone goes around a second time for a secret vote, and the app reveals who was voted out and whether the group got it right.

Does it need internet?

No. Rolibi never connects to anything. It works in airplane mode from the first launch, including the very first game, because every word pack is inside the app already.

How do I stop people seeing my word?

The app does most of it for you. Your card only appears while you hold your thumb on it, and it goes away when you tap to hide — nothing is on screen while the phone is being handed over. If you switch apps or get a call, the screen is covered before iOS takes its snapshot, so the app switcher never shows a secret. Going back cannot land you on the previous player's card.

What the app deliberately does not do is block screenshots or watch for them. On a phone that is being passed around, the last bit of trust has to come from the group, not from surveillance.

Somebody closed the app in the middle of a game

Open Rolibi again and the home screen offers to pick the game back up. The saved state is always taken at a point where nothing secret is on screen, so resuming never shows the previous player's card — the person whose turn it was simply takes the phone again.

Which languages are there?

The app itself is translated into 44 languages, right-to-left ones included. The words you play with are a separate choice, and today they exist in English and Turkish. You can read the menus in one language and play in another — Settings → Language has both.

Switching to a right-to-left language flips the whole layout, so the app asks you to close and reopen it. That is expected, not a crash.

Why aren't there word packs in my language?

Because a translated word list plays badly. Each language gets words written for it, by someone who knows what people actually say — and that takes longer than running a translation. More languages are being written. If you would like to help with yours, write to us.

The same words keep coming up

Turn on Avoid recent words in the house rules or in Settings → Game, and the app skips what has come up lately. A pack has around 40 to 55 words, so a long night with one pack will eventually come back around — switch packs, or write your own.

Can I write my own words?

Yes. In the pack picker, tap Your own pack → Write a pack, name it, pick the language and type the words in. It appears next to the built-in packs from then on. It stays on your phone — it is not uploaded, reviewed or shared.

How do I delete what the app has saved?

Settings → Your stuff → Delete my data lets you remove crews and players, past games, or your own packs — separately or all at once. Clear history removes finished games only. Deleting the app removes everything at once, and none of it can be recovered afterwards.

Does the history show the secret word?

Only if you ask it to. Settings → Privacy → Keep the word in history is off when you install the app, so finished games record who played and who won, but not the word.

Does it work on iPad?

Yes, on iPhone and iPad, in portrait. The app stays in portrait on purpose: a phone that re-orients itself every time it changes hands makes the handoff harder to trust. Rolibi needs iOS 16.4 or later.

What does it cost?

Nothing. This version is free, has no in-app purchases or subscription, and shows no advertising. Every pack is unlocked from the first game.

Contact

dev@ailancer.com — please mention your device model and iOS version if you're reporting a problem.