One of you is the spy.
A free spy game to play online with friends. Everyone gets the same secret location except the spy. Ask clever questions, watch for vague answers, and vote the spy out before they work out where you are.
Everyone gets the same card.
Except one.
Four of you know exactly where you are. One of you is bluffing — and has to work it out from your answers alone.
Ask anything.
Trust no one.
Too specific and you hand the spy the answer. Too vague and everyone thinks it's you. That tension is the whole fun.
1Share a link
Start a room and send the link or 6-character code. Friends join from any phone or laptop.
2Check your card
Tap to reveal it and keep a straight face. The spy's card has no location.
3Ask out loud
Round the table or on your video call. The app shows whose turn it is.
4Vote or guess
Catch the spy and the table wins. Vote out an innocent, or let the spy name the place, and the spy wins.
Every place is a card worth looking at
Four packs, all free. See all 100 →
Two ways to play
Everyone on their own phone
Perfect for parties, video calls and long-distance friends.
- 3–12 players
- Share a link or 6-character code
- Scores across up to 15 rounds
One phone, passed around
Road trips, dinners, anywhere with no signal.
- 3–10 players
- Works offline
- Built-in round timer
A free spy game online, made for friends
SpySus is a spy game you play online with friends — in any browser, on any phone or laptop, with no download and no account. One player starts a room, shares the link, and everyone joins from their own device. Each round, every player gets the same secret location card except one: the spy. Take turns asking each other questions, then vote out whoever you think is bluffing — before the spy works out where you are.
If you know Spyfall, you already know how to play: SpySus is a free way to play Spyfall-style games online, with 100 illustrated locations, 3–12 players, extra spies for big groups, and a Pass & Play mode for one phone. SpySus vs Spyfall → Full rules →
Questions
Is SpySus like Spyfall?
Yes — it's a free, browser-based spy game built on the same social deduction idea. No physical cards and nothing to install: share a link and everyone plays from their own device. How it compares →
Is it really free?
Completely. All four packs and all 100 illustrated locations, with no sign-up, no payment and no ads.
How many players?
3 to 12 online, each on their own device, or 3 to 10 on one phone with Pass & Play. Bigger groups get a second spy automatically, and a third from nine players.
Do I need to download an app?
No. SpySus runs in any modern browser on iPhone, Android, tablet or desktop. Friends join with a link or a 6-character room code.
How long does a game take?
Each round takes 5–10 minutes. Pick 3, 5, 8, 10 or 15 rounds — scores carry across the whole game.
How does the spy win?
Two ways: survive until the table votes out an innocent player, or work out the location and name it. Full rules →
Your group is one link away
Start a room, send the link, and find out who in your group can lie with a straight face.
