Make room for the unexpected.
Mime, draw or guess the word on your forehead. Kibu turns any gathering into a quick, lively game.
Mime mode
Act out a word or expression without speaking while the group guesses.
Drawing mode
Draw on your phone and let everyone follow the lines in real time.
Guess the word
Hold the phone to your forehead and follow your friends’ clues before time runs out.
A new way to play every round.
- Choose a game mode and a word pack.
- Pass the phone, act, draw or give clues.
- Keep the laughs going with another quick round.
Kibu, the charades, drawing and head-guessing party game
Kibu is an all-in-one party game for friends or family: at home, on holiday, in the car or at an impromptu get-together. You start a game in seconds, with no complicated setup.
Three ways to play: Charades mode (get others to guess a word, action or expression without speaking), live Drawing mode (everyone sees the strokes appear in real time) and Head-guessing mode (phone on your forehead, guess the word from your friends' clues before the timer ends).
Simple settings adapt difficulty and time, and varied packs and themes keep games fresh. Kibu works locally so you can play almost anywhere.
Kibu frequently asked questions
Which Kibu mode should I choose for my group?
Charades suits all ages and needs no equipment. Live drawing is a hit when everyone watches the strokes appear. Head-guessing is the quickest to start, ideal for short rounds.
Is there a forehead word-guessing game on mobile?
Yes, it is Kibu's head-guessing mode: put the phone on your forehead, your friends give clues and you must find the word before the timer ends.
Do I need anything (paper, pencil, hourglass) to play?
No, a single phone is enough. The timer, the words and the drawing are built in: no paper, pencil or cards needed.
Is Kibu good for trips and car rides?
Yes, Kibu works locally and needs no account or connection: a game starts in seconds on the road, on holiday or on a terrace.
How do I keep the words fresh and avoid repeating games?
Pick a different pack or theme each round and adjust the difficulty and duration: games stay varied from one evening to the next.
Can Kibu replace a classic charades game?
It keeps the same idea: get others to guess a word, action or expression without speaking, with words already drawn for you and a ready-made timer.
