eTABU - Social Game App Reviews

A twist on the standard "guess the word" game that stays fresh by including forbidden words in each round. You can't win with "puppy" by just saying "young dog" or "man's best friend". The app itself is simple and clean, with a very Google Material-style UI. The ability to choose languages for the keywords is a real plus, although I'd love to see a mixed mode that allows multiple languages to be chosen.

Great to get the party started! Overall an awesome game and look forward to playing it more at my next party

This app is a great tool to make a party interactive. It makes people actually socialize instead of staring at their phones in the duration of the party!

Had fun with friends

recommend 👍👍👍

I'm really enjoy playing this game with my friends!

Very well made game and fun for parties. Im excited for the next update.

Great concept. Can’t wait to try this while spending time with friends, it sure works well!

Very engaging game for a party of four. Customer Support is very nice and responsive.

Clean interface, easy to understand how to play. It was a hit at a party I went to.

Great game...even better concept than the actual Taboo app since this game goes by points, not rounds. Only thing developers need to add are more cards/categories as it gets repetitive over time!

it’s really fun

Early on, the game was really fun and was a good time with family and friends. Over time as we started to finish the starter pack, we decided to purchase and play a new pack with 400 cards. However, with the new pack we were only at 50 cards played, and were only pulling duplicates and couldn’t finish the deck. I’m wondering if it’s a bug or glitch since we never got anymore new words despite haven’t used the other half of the deck. Would rate 5 stars if not for the odd duplicates

It is a good game, easy to use, realy fun game

I like this app very much. It make's my life easier and saving me time.

Played the german version with friends Worked well, and the words were mostly good. I wish there was a way to adjust the scoring system so that words we didn't know wouldn't be counted against us