Persian Spyfall — Jasoosbazi

This page is about the Persian game — the words are in Farsi and the interface is right-to-left. If you want the same game with an English word bank, that is at the English spy game.

Jasoosbazi (جاسوس‌بازی, literally “spy game”) is a free, mobile-first Persian-language party game inspired by Spyfall. Everyone except the spy sees a secret Farsi word; the spy has to bluff their way through a round of questions while the rest of the table tries to catch them.

It was built for Persian speakers everywhere — in Iran, and in the diaspora across North America, Europe and Australia — who wanted a Spyfall they could play in their own language at family gatherings, Nowruz parties and Yalda nights.

How to play

1. Open jasoosbazi.com on one phone. Pick the number of players (3–12) and spies.
2. Pass the phone around. Each player taps the card to secretly see the word — or “You are the spy!”
3. Take turns asking each other questions about the word without giving it away.
4. Vote on who the spy is. If the spy is caught, the citizens win; if the spy guesses the word first, the spy wins.

Why people use it

• Free, no account, no install — it's a web app that works in any browser.
• 1,900+ Persian words — places, foods, Iranian movies, jobs, celebrities — or type your own.
• Built for one phone — no need for everyone to download anything.
• Right-to-left Persian UI with the Vazirmatn font.
• Works offline once the round starts.

FAQ

Is there a Persian version of Spyfall?

Yes — that's exactly what Jasoosbazi is. Same core idea as Spyfall, fully in Farsi.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Open the site in Safari or Chrome. You can add it to your home screen if you want an icon.

How many players?

3 to 12, with 1 to 6 spies. 5–8 players with 1–2 spies is the sweet spot.

Is it really free?

Completely. No ads, no sign-up, no in-app purchases.