Anonymous and secret-answer games to play online with friends
Some things are easier to say when nobody knows it was you. These 10 games keep answers hidden until the reveal. In Secret Drop everyone adds a secret and nobody knows whose is whose, and in Say It Plainly the table checks answers anonymously. Everyone plays from their own phone with a room code, so there is nothing to install.
10 games, 2 to 16 players, 8 to 14 minutes a round. Try Would you rather, Secret drop, Never have I ever, Guess who.
Players join as guests, so nobody has to sign up or share an email. Be kind: Letternerd has community rules, and any game, player or room can be reported.
10 games
- Would you rather2–16 players · 8 minTwo impossible choices. Pick a side and defend it.
- Secret drop3–12 players · 12 minEveryone drops a secret. Nobody knows whose is whose.
- Never have I ever3–16 players · 8 minOwn up all at once. Standing alone is worth the most.
- Guess who3–12 players · 12 minOne friend answers. Everyone else guesses what they said.
- Caption this3–12 players · 12 minOne scene, everyone captions it, funniest one takes the round.
- Hot takes3–12 players · 14 minSay the worst defensible opinion you have, out loud. Let the room judge.
- Best Answer3–10 players · 12 minAnswer the prompt in one line. A rotating judge crowns the best.
- Great Minds3–12 players · 9 minAnswer at the same time. Score only if you side with the crowd.
- One Clue3–10 players · 12 minEveryone writes a one-word clue for the guesser. Matching clues cancel out, so be helpful, not obvious.
- Say It Plainly3–12 players · 8 minExplain everyday things in one sentence without the obvious words. The table checks each other’s, anonymously.
Frequently asked questions
What are good anonymous games to play with friends online?
Secret Drop, where everyone adds a secret and nobody knows whose is whose, and Say It Plainly, where the table checks answers anonymously. Never have I ever, Would you rather and Hot takes are also played with answers hidden until the reveal.
Do I need an account?
No. Players join as guests with a room code, with no signup and no download.
Is it safe?
It is for ages 13 and up and has community rules. You can report a game, a player or a room, and a host can choose who joins.