Thirty-one games in one app — and the life of every party.

Wazi turns one phone into a whole game night. Mafia, with the phone as the narrator, so nobody has to sit out running it. Pantomime, Spy, Forehead, Dor and Esm-Famil. Six party games for two to sixteen players, passed from hand to hand round the room. No second phone, no accounts, no setup: open it, pick a game, play.

And when everyone has gone home, twenty-five more are waiting: puzzles, word games, arcade runs, and the board and card classics — Chess, Hokm, Ludo — against a friend or against the app.

Party games — the heart of Wazi • Mafia — secret roles, a night and a morning. The phone deals and narrates, so everyone gets to play. Five to sixteen players. • Pantomime — act the word out, not a sound, while your team races the clock. • Spy — everyone sees the same place except one of you. Catch the spy before the spy works out where you are. • Forehead — phone on your forehead, friends shouting clues, the clock running down. • Dor — a category, a letter and a ticking bomb. Answer and pass it on; don't be holding it when it goes off. • Esm-Famil — the classic name, place, animal race. The phone spins the letter and keeps time; you bring the paper.

Puzzles • Sudoku — six by six, and never a guess needed. • Classic Sudoku — the full nine by nine, one answer to each. • Sun & Moon — three suns and three moons in every row and column, never three alike in a line. • Dot Dash — join the dots in order with one path through every square. • River Dig — dig a tunnel from the lake to the thirsty fish. • Nuts & Bolts — gather every colour onto a bolt of its own. • Tap Match — clear groups of touching tiles; bigger groups score far more. • Memory — find the sets, on boards that count your turns or quietly move. • 2048 — slide, merge, double up. • Solitaire — Klondike, dealt so that every game can be won.

Words In English or Persian, each with its own puzzles and progress. • Word Guess — six tries to find the hidden word. • Word Finder — find every word hidden in the grid, in any direction. • Wend — wind one path through the letters that spells the whole list.

Arcade • Hop — run and jump to the flag, across a hundred and eighty levels. • Munch Maze — eat every dot and dodge the cats. • Stack — turn and drop the falling blocks, and clear the line. • Twin Lanes — steer two cars at once, one thumb each. • Flap — tap to keep Pip in the air between the candy pillars. • Tower — drop each floor square on the last and build sky high. • Lumberjack — chop fast and dodge the branches.

Board and card games Against a friend beside you, or against the app at the difficulty you choose. • Chess — the whole game, from the first move to mate. • Reversi — flip them to your side. • Hokm — two teams; the hakem calls trumps, and seven tricks takes the hand. • Ludo — race home and knock the others back. • Dominos — match the ends; the phone hides your tiles as it goes round.

Both languages, properly Built in English and Persian from the ground up, not translated afterwards. Switch language and the whole app turns with it — right-to-left layout, Persian digits and type.

Made to be pleasant • Plays offline — every game works with no connection. • Free, with no paywalls between you and a level. • No ad interrupts a game. Ads are videos you choose to watch for an extra move or a hint, plus one skippable break after ten finishes of the same game in a row. • Gems, earned by playing and never sold, for buddies, themes, board skins and streak freezes. • A buddy of your choice, peeking over every game. • Light, dark, or whatever your phone is set to. • A streak that remembers you came back, with milestones on the way, and a reminder only if you want one. • Sound, vibration and reduced-motion switches that actually do something. • Works with screen readers, puzzle boards included.

One phone. Thirty-one games. Everyone’s invited.