Read the nonsense
The reader gets sixty seconds and a card full of gibberish like βPea Sock Ache.β Just your voice, no acting it out.
A game of saying it wrong 'til it sounds right.
Every card is a famous phrase spelled out in nonsense. Read it out loud, your team yells guesses, and then it suddenly clicks.
The trick is to stop reading the words and start hearing them. Say the card a few times, speed up, and let your ears do the work.
Pick your teams, pass the phone and go. Everyone gets it by the second card.
The reader gets sixty seconds and a card full of gibberish like βPea Sock Ache.β Just your voice, no acting it out.
Your team shouts whatever they hear. βPeace soccer?β βPizza cake?β It gets loud. That's the point.
βPIECE OF CAKE!β Swipe for the point and grab the next card. The team with the most points wins.
Classic and Hot Potato play on any iPhone. Face Off and Showdown are built for the folding iPhone Duo.
Teams take turns. One reader, sixty seconds, pure noise.
Read it. Your team yells. Swipe when they nail it.
Solve it, pass it. Don't be holding it at BOOM.
Holding it when it blows? Take a letter.
A judge from the other team holds the phone and films the chaos.
The reader reads the back screen. The judge calls it. Watch the Blooper Reel after.
One card, every team, first to slap the buzzer wins it.
Stand it up in the middle of the table and race.






Whutzthat? was built to show off what the folding iPhone can do. Fold it, stand it up or hold it like a tiny laptop, and the game changes with it.
The judge sees the answer and the camera. The reader sees the card on the outside screen.
Set it in the middle of the table. Every team gets a buzzer on screen.
Folded shut, it plays like any iPhone. Pass it around and play anywhere.
No Duo? No problem. Classic and Hot Potato play great on any iPhone running iOS 27.
Ten family-friendly decks come with the game. Mix them, pick favorites, and slide the difficulty from easiest to hardest.
Grown-ups only, and locked by default. After Dark and the Last Call pack are for adults. They stay hidden until an adult turns them on in Settings, and accounts Apple marks as under 18 can't unlock them.
Optional packs for when you've played the box to bits. Grab them one at a time or get them all with the Everything Pass. Family Sharing included.
All the stuff that keeps the party moving and nobody arguing.
Tap Hint for a nudge. The first one's free. After that each hint costs a point.
Slide from easiest to hardest. Great for kids, great for know-it-alls.
Hit βGot itβ by accident? Fix it on the turn summary and the score updates.
Phone call? Pizza's here? Your game waits right where you stopped.
Face Off films the reader's best fails. Watch them back and save the good ones.
Buy a pack once and everyone in your family group gets it too.
Road trip, cabin, plane. Every card lives on your phone.
No sign-up, no pop-ups. Open it and play.
Up to 8 teams with their own names. Bragging rights included.
One iPhone running iOS 27 and a room full of people. Classic and Hot Potato work on any supported iPhone. Face Off and Showdown need the folding iPhone Duo.
Yes. The ten decks that come turned on are family-friendly, so a grown-up can pass the phone around the room and everyone can play. The adult deck (After Dark) and the Last Call pack stay locked until an adult turns them on in Settings, and they can't be unlocked on accounts Apple marks as under 18.
Classic, Face Off and Showdown take 2 to 8 teams. Hot Potato works with 3 to 12 players passing the phone around.
Neither. There's nothing to sign up for, and every card is stored on your phone, so it plays anywhere.
No ads and no subscriptions. Buy the game once. Add-on packs are optional one-time purchases, and Family Sharing covers your whole family.
We don't collect your name, contacts or photos. Face Off recordings stay on your phone unless you save or share them. Anonymous usage stats help us improve the game, and you can turn them off in Settings. Read the full Privacy Policy.
Email us at whutzthat-game@whutzthat.com. A real person reads every message.
Bring Whutzthat? to your next game night, family dinner or road trip. Somebody's about to yell βKnock on wood!β at the top of their lungs.