Introducing memory images — every game becomes one shareable picture
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Introducing memory images — every game becomes one shareable picture

Photo Werewolf now makes a memory image for every game 🎉

When a round ends, the theme, everyone’s photos and who the werewolves were are laid out in a single picture — automatically. There’s nothing to make. It’s already waiting on the screen you finish on.

A memory image collecting five food photos submitted for the theme “something that tasted great,” with a werewolf label on three of them
A real memory image. The theme was “something that tasted great,” and three of the five players turned out to be werewolves

Everything from that round, in one picture

A memory image holds four things:

  • The theme — printed across the top
  • Everyone’s photos — every submission, side by side
  • Names and avatars — so you can tell whose photo is whose
  • Werewolf labels — every werewolf’s photo is marked

Two buttons: share, or save

The memory image appears on the reveal screen and on the finished screen. Tap it to enlarge, and two buttons show up underneath.

An enlarged memory image for the theme “traveling” with four players' photos, above buttons reading Share on social media, Save and Close
Enlarged, you get “Share on social media” and “Save.” It hands over the picture itself, so you post a photo rather than a link
  • Share on social media — opens your device’s share sheet. X, LINE, Instagram, a group chat with family or coworkers: whichever app you pick receives the image itself. A caption comes prefilled, so you can post as-is
  • Save — saves to your camera roll on a phone, or as a file on a computer

You can still share it tomorrow

Game History on your My Page lists your rounds with their memory images as thumbnails. Tap one to enlarge it, and you can still share it days later.

The game history screen listing results, dates, player counts and roles, with a memory image thumbnail at the right end of each row
My Page → “Game History.” The thumbnail at the right end of each row is that round's memory image, stored alongside the date and your role

What people use it for

  • Showing a friend who wasn’t there what they missed, in one picture
  • Dropping the round that got everyone laughing straight into the group chat
  • Bragging about the round where the whole village called a peaceful village, or where the werewolves were never caught

Go play a round

Memory images make themselves. Nothing to turn on, nothing to press.

Three players and about ten minutes is all it takes, right in your browser with no install. Round up some friends, play a game, and if you like the picture you get — share it 🐺

The reason to play again is usually sitting in last time’s photos. Start with one round.

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