Venus vs Mars
The women vs men party game for one phone
Explain words without saying them, swipe the card when your team gets it and race your planet across the board. The catch: the ladies explain the guys' words, and the guys explain the ladies'.
Free to play, no ads during the game. Coming soon to iPhone, iPad and Android.
How to play
Split into Venus and Mars
Women against men, from 4 to about 12 players. One phone goes around the table.
Explain and swipe
Describe the word without saying it. Guessed? Swipe right. Too hard? Swipe left.
Race to the finish
Every guessed word moves your pawn. The first team to reach the finish wins.
The twist: each team explains words from the other side's world. Good luck, gentlemen, with mascara and pilates.
Why you'll love it
One gesture, one decision
The card fills the screen and you just swipe. No buttons to hunt for while the clock is ticking.
Time's up? Everyone guesses
The last word is open to both teams. Swipe it toward whoever shouted first.
12 special fields
Golden card, Trampoline, Mime, Lightning and more. Turn on the ones you like.
Fair play built in
After every turn you can fix a wrong swipe, so arguments end in seconds.
Words in 25 languages
Word lists are written for each language, not translated, so they feel natural at your table.
Your rules
Pick game length and turn time, pause any time and continue a saved game later.
Special fields
Land on a field and the next turn changes: words worth +3, a jump forward, explaining with gestures only, a duel or a trap.
Sneak peek
More words whenever you want
The basic deck is free. Extra decks like Movies & TV, Sport or Party are one-time purchases, and each one comes in every language.
Questions
How many people can play?
From 4 to about 12, split into two teams: Venus (women) and Mars (men). You need just one phone or tablet that goes around the table.
Do I need the internet?
No. The basic deck is in the app, so you can play offline. Extra decks download once and then work offline too.
Is it free?
Yes. The game and the basic deck are free, and there are no ads during the game. Extra decks are optional one-time purchases.
Which languages are there?
25 languages, including English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Polish, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. The app language and the word language can be set separately.
Can mixed teams play?
The game is built around women against men, and each team explains words from the other side's world. If your group is uneven, just pick teams that feel fair.
When does it come out?
Soon. Venus vs Mars is in testing on iPhone and iPad, with Android to follow. The store buttons on this page go live on launch day.
Ready for game night?
Grab your friends, pick a side and find out who really knows the other team's world.