Multi-device
Whose Photo Is This?
Each player joins on their own phone with a six-character code, then submits several photos from their camera roll. Photos are shown one at a time with no name attached, and everyone votes from their own phone: the faster you get it right, the more you score.
The one Capsule game that uses several phones, and the most personal in the catalogue: the game material is your camera roll.
How to play, step by step
- One player creates the room. The app shows a six-character code to share.
- Everyone else types that code on their own phone to join. Two players are enough to start, ten at most.
- Each player builds their selection: the app pulls photos from the gallery, you re-draw the ones you would rather not send, then submit. Several photos per player, not just one.
- Once everyone has submitted, the host starts the game. Photos are shown one by one, with no owner attached.
- Everyone votes from their own phone. A correct answer scores 500 to 1,000 points depending on speed; a wrong answer, or no answer at all, scores nothing.
- After each photo the screen reveals the owner and the running standings. At the end, the podium appears on every device.
Variants
- House prompt. Before building your selection, agree on a theme: holidays, screenshots, bad photos. The app does not enforce it, the group does.
Playing tips
- Everyone stays in control of what they send: the app suggests photos, and you re-draw until the selection suits you.
- Speed counts, so do not overthink it: an instant correct answer is worth a thousand points, the same answer five seconds later only five hundred.
- This game needs a connection, unlike the other twelve. Check the network before you start.
Frequently asked questions
One per player. It is the only Capsule game that runs across devices; the other twelve play on a single phone.
Several: the app sets a quota per player and refuses to start below five photos in total. You can re-draw as much as you like before submitting.
With the six-character code shown on the host's phone, typed into the app.
Photos are used for the game in progress only. The processing detail is in the privacy policy.
No, it is iOS and Android only: gallery access and device pairing need the native app.
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