Kenya’s #1
Party Game
Finally, words you relate to. Charades packed with Sheng, local celebs, Kenyan food, landmarks and more. Hold the phone on your forehead and let the laughs begin.
Built for Kenyans, by Kenyans.
Every card tested at a real house party.
Pure Kenyan Energy
Sheng slang, local celebs, matatu routes, Kenyan foods and landmarks. Finally, words you actually relate to.
Tilt to Play
Hold the phone on your forehead. Tilt down for correct, tilt up to pass. No buttons needed.
Multiple Decks
Tembea Kenya, Celebrities, Slang, Nairobi, Tourism and more. New content added regularly.
No Internet Needed
Play anywhere. No sign-up, no login, works offline.
Simple, fast, hilarious.
Five steps to the loudest game night of the year.
- 1style
Pick a deck
Tembea Kenya, Slang, Celebrities — choose your vibe.
- 2smartphone
Phone to forehead
Screen faces out so your team can read the word.
- 3record_voice_over
Team acts or describes
No saying the word on screen — body language and hints only.
- 4screen_rotation
Tilt to score
Tilt down = correct. Tilt up = pass. Fast, hands-free.
- 5emoji_events
Beat the clock
Rack up points before the timer runs out.
Explore every vibe.
Each deck is built from scratch around Kenyan culture. No translations — real slang, real places, real people.
Tembea Kenya
Maasai Mara, Lamu, Mount Kenya, Diani — act out the country.
Celebrities
From Lupita to Nyashinski. Careful — impressions get brutal.
Slang
Pure Sheng. Niaje, mrembo, dinga, msupa — guess fast.
Nairobi
Matatu routes, Westlands, Gikomba, Uhuru Park. City life.
Tourism
Coast vibes, safari scenes, Rift Valley sunsets.
Sports
Kipchoge, Harambee Stars, Gor Mahia, AFC. Loud edition.
Actions
Chapati flipping, matatu hanging, dancing the Odi.
Schools
Alliance, Starehe, Lenana, Kenyatta, USIU. High-school war.
Kenyans love Unajua.
4.6 stars · 246 reviews · Hear it straight from the group chat.
How Kenyan are you, really?
Kenya’s #1 party game. Free on Android and iPhone.
#1 in Word Games on the App Store in Kenya
Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know about Kenya’s #1 party charades game.
What is Unajua?
Unajua? (Swahili for “Do you know?”) is Kenya's #1 party charades game, packed with Kenyan culture, Sheng slang, celebrities, landmarks, and more.
How do you play Unajua?
One player holds the phone to their forehead with the screen facing out. The team acts out or describes the word on screen. Tilt the phone down to mark a correct answer, tilt it up to pass. Score as many points as you can before the timer runs out.
Is Unajua free?
Yes, Unajua? is free to download on both Android and iPhone. Optional in-app purchases unlock bonus decks.
What Kenyan content is in the game?
Unajua? includes decks spanning Kenyan culture: Tembea Kenya, Celebrities, Slang, Nairobi, Tourism, Sports, Actions, and Schools — with new content added regularly.
Does Unajua work offline?
Yes. No internet, no sign-up, no login required. Once installed, Unajua? works anywhere — road trips, power outages, off-grid safaris.
Is Unajua available on iPhone?
Yes, Unajua? is available free on iPhone (iOS 15.1 or later) from the App Store. Download it at the link above.
What does Unajua mean in Swahili?
Unajua means “Do you know?” in Swahili — a challenge to see how well you really know Kenyan culture.
Why is Unajua the best Kenyan party game?
Unajua? is the #1 ranked game in Kenya on the App Store, with hundreds of Kenyan-themed cards across multiple cultural categories. No other party game comes close to the depth of local content.