Accessibility and Group Adaptations

Ways to adjust a round around the needs of your group, with clear limits on built-in features.

Agree on a communication format

Clues are normally spoken. If that is unsuitable, agree to write them on paper or use a shared text channel outside the game. Submit Clue only advances the turn; it does not transcribe speech or provide captions. Keep private words out of shared channels.

Take time for each turn

The displayed turn order shows whose turn is next. Allow people time to find a clue, and ask before skipping them. The host can skip another player’s turn when needed. Hesitation, accent and communication differences are not evidence of deception.

Private word reveal

Words appear after tapping the reveal control and hide when the window loses focus. If you use a screen reader, use headphones so the word stays private. Try your browser and assistive technology before a group session; compatibility is not a blanket accessibility certification.

Readable controls

Try browser zoom and your device’s display settings. The searchable word list has labeled search and category controls and an empty-result message. Contact us with the browser, device and control that caused difficulty, without sending private credentials.