MASQ — Undercover Pop
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Someone in your group has a different secret word. Can you work out who it is without giving yours away?
MASQ is an online word-bluffing party game for 3–12 players. Most players receive the same word; the intruder receives a different one. After two rounds of written clues, everyone votes in secret. Reveal the result, then play a rematch with the same group and new words.
The word packs cover video games, films, anime and comics. Create a private room for friends or use public matchmaking. The interface is available in English and French. MASQ is in the Undercover family of social-deduction games and is currently in closed Android beta.
Join the free Android beta
With the same Google account you use on the Play Store:
Bring at least three people, each with an Android phone, for a first game and a rematch of around 20–30 minutes. Our beta community is small, so arranging a group works better than waiting in the public queue. Times can be agreed with volunteers. Contact Aliaskar on Discord: i.ate.baby.yoda.
We would love feedback on the first-time experience, room joining, clues, voting and rematches. Testing is voluntary and free, with no purchase, app-testing swap or positive review requested. If you would like to keep helping, remain opted into the closed test for 14 days and play a few times.
The beta is available in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Kyrgyzstan, India, Singapore, South Africa and the Philippines. Intended for ages 13+.
Developed by Aliaskar Malabaev under Masqilot. Development uses AI assistance, including code and writing; the icon and promotional illustrations were created with ImageGen. The three gameplay screenshots show the actual French web interface with synthetic player profiles, not Android device captures. English is also available in the Android beta.
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Game Description
Someone in your group has a different secret word. Can you work out who it is without giving yours away?
MASQ is an online word-bluffing party game for 3–12 players. Most players receive the same word; the intruder receives a different one. After two rounds of written clues, everyone votes in secret. Reveal the result, then play a rematch with the same group and new words.
The word packs cover video games, films, anime and comics. Create a private room for friends or use public matchmaking. The interface is available in English and French. MASQ is in the Undercover family of social-deduction games and is currently in closed Android beta.
Join the free Android beta
With the same Google account you use on the Play Store:
Bring at least three people, each with an Android phone, for a first game and a rematch of around 20–30 minutes. Our beta community is small, so arranging a group works better than waiting in the public queue. Times can be agreed with volunteers. Contact Aliaskar on Discord: i.ate.baby.yoda.
We would love feedback on the first-time experience, room joining, clues, voting and rematches. Testing is voluntary and free, with no purchase, app-testing swap or positive review requested. If you would like to keep helping, remain opted into the closed test for 14 days and play a few times.
The beta is available in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Kyrgyzstan, India, Singapore, South Africa and the Philippines. Intended for ages 13+.
Developed by Aliaskar Malabaev under Masqilot. Development uses AI assistance, including code and writing; the icon and promotional illustrations were created with ImageGen. The three gameplay screenshots show the actual French web interface with synthetic player profiles, not Android device captures. English is also available in the Android beta.