Obviously Not Me is a multiplayer social deduction game for 2 or more players where one person is completely in the dark — and desperately hoping nobody notices. Each round, all players except one are given a secret word. The innocent players must drop hints through word association — subtle enough not to give the word away, obvious enough that the other innocents know you're one of them. The imposter has nothing. No word, no clues, just vibes and the ability to say something that sounds plausible. Their job is to blend in, avoid suspicion, and ideally get someone innocent voted out instead. At the end of the round, players vote on who they think the imposter is. If the imposter survives the vote, they win. If an innocent gets blamed, even better. Simple to explain, impossible to play without second-guessing everyone in the room. Players: 3+ · Browser-based, no download · Free to play