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Godhuli IT Solutions // Flutter game
Who's the Imposter?
Also searched as Imposter party game
An offline party game for friends on one phone — everyone gets a secret word except the imposter. Give clues, bluff, and vote to find them.
About Who's the Imposter?
Who's the Imposter? is a pass-and-play game: the phone goes around the group, each player secretly sees the word, and one player gets nothing. Everyone gives a clue, and the group votes on who is bluffing. No internet or accounts needed.
Rojan Parajuli (also known as Anjesh Parajuli) built the game in Flutter using Bloc to drive the game flow — rounds, roles, clues and votes are all explicit states.
- Client
- Godhuli IT Solutions
- Type
- Flutter game
- Status
- Live on Google Play
- Built with
- Flutter, Dart, Bloc (flutter_bloc)
- Developer
- Rojan Parajuli (Anjesh Parajuli)
Key features
Pass-and-play
The whole group plays on a single phone.
Fully offline
No internet, sign-up or ads in the way of the game.
Secret roles
Random imposter each round with hidden word reveals.
Voting
Built-in voting round to unmask the imposter.
Tech stack & architecture
Tech stack
- Flutter
- Dart
- Bloc (flutter_bloc)
- Clean Architecture
- Offline
- Android
Architecture & state management
- State management
- Bloc (flutter_bloc). Every screen is driven by a Bloc: the UI sends events, the Bloc emits immutable states, and widgets simply rebuild from the current state. Business logic never lives inside widgets.
- Layered architecture
- Clean Architecture split into presentation (screens, widgets, Blocs), domain (entities, use cases, repository contracts) and data (repository implementations, remote API and local storage sources).
- Data & networking
- Repositories wrap the REST API so Blocs never talk to HTTP directly. Responses are mapped into typed models, and errors are turned into clear UI states (loading, success, empty, failure).
- Maintainability
- Dependency injection wires the layers together, which keeps features isolated, makes Blocs and repositories easy to unit test, and lets new features ship without touching unrelated code.
Who's the Imposter? FAQ
Who developed Who's the Imposter?
Rojan Parajuli (also known as Anjesh Parajuli) developed Who's the Imposter? in Flutter for Godhuli IT Solutions.
Does Who's the Imposter? need the internet?
No. It is a fully offline pass-and-play game for one phone.
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