Squimbo FAQ
Short answers about the Discord Activity party game: players, sealed votes, platforms, and where to get help.
Questions
What is Squimbo?
Squimbo is a party game that runs as a Discord Activity. Your group opens it in a voice channel, votes on most likely rounds with sealed tallies, and sees scores at the finale.
Is Squimbo a Discord bot?
No. Squimbo is a Discord Activity, not a slash-command bot. You open it from the Activity shelf in voice: there is no bot invite required to play.
How many players do I need?
At least two to start. About 3 to 8 people already in voice feels best.
How do people join?
They open Squimbo in the same voice channel. Whoever opens the Activity there is in the same room.
Is it a separate app?
No. Squimbo launches inside Discord on desktop and mobile. There is no extra install for the game itself.
What are sealed votes?
Mid-round tallies stay hidden until the last player locks in. That keeps “who is most likely” fair and the reveal worth waiting for.
When do scores appear?
At the finale. You can keep playing rounds before you wrap the night. There are no in-game host privileges: everyone shares the same controls.
Is Squimbo free?
Yes. Squimbo is free to play as a Discord Activity.
Something broke. What now?
Leave and reopen the Activity in the same voice channel, wait for Discord to finish loading, and ask everyone to refresh. If you are still stuck, use the Support page.