The Hat — guess and explain wo

Dive into the excitement of "The Hat" game, the perfect intellectual challenge for a lively group of friends who love to explain and guess words. This game is all about fun, communication, and a bit of friendly competition!

New! Now you can enjoy "The Hat" with friends online through platforms like Skype, Zoom, or any other video/audio system. Say goodbye to the days when the hassle of writing words and dealing with paper stopped you from playing. With our app, those obstacles are a thing of the past!

• No more searching for paper and pens; you can start playing instantly.
• Forget about wasting time unfolding papers during your turn.
• No more struggling to decipher someone's handwriting; all words are clear and easy to read.
• Take "The Hat" with you to the bar or on the road for spontaneous fun!

What sets our application apart:

• Enjoy a unique, regularly updated dictionary with over 13,000 words from shlyapa-game.ru.
• Create your own dictionaries to include your favorite words in the game.
• Engage in online game mode and play with your friends over Skype, Zoom, and more.
• Form teams with as many players as you like.
• Randomly draw players for an added twist.
• Save your game and resume it later at your convenience.
• Play multiple rounds using the same set of words.
• Experience "Personal game" mode, where you play for yourself rather than a team.
• Try "Robbery" mode, where the last word can be explained by any team's player.
• Enjoy a sleek design and a user-friendly interface.

Here's how to play:

In the first round, each participant tries to explain as many words as possible to their teammate before time runs out. You can't use words with the same root or any similar words. "The Hat" (your phone) is passed between players in the sequence displayed on the screen. The game continues until all words are guessed.

In the second round, players switch to using only gestures, much like in "Crocodile" or "Mime," without speaking. You're also not allowed to use objects or indicate their color, shape, etc., during your explanations.

For the third round, you have two options:

• Option 1: Use only one word to explain the word from "The Hat."
• Option 2: Draw the word on paper or a whiteboard without using gestures or speaking. Drawing letters is not allowed.

The team that successfully explains the most words across all rounds emerges as the winner. Get ready for hours of laughter and intellectual fun with "The Hat"!