Effective date: September 26, 2026

These Terms describe the use of Christian Imposter, a free, offline Bible party game.

“We,” “us,” and “our” refer to the developer identified on the Christian Imposter App Store listing.

Contact: [email protected]

1. Apple’s standard license

Your use of the iOS app is subject to Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement and applicable App Store usage rules.

These Terms supplement that agreement. They do not replace it or limit any rights you have under applicable consumer law. If these Terms conflict with Apple’s standard license concerning your license to use the app, Apple’s standard license controls.

2. About the game

Christian Imposter is designed for people playing together in person using one iPhone.

Players receive private roles, describe Bible-related words, discuss, and vote. “Innocent” and “imposter” are fictional game roles and do not describe anyone’s character, beliefs, or faith.

The app does not provide online matchmaking, public chat, or real-money gambling.

3. Free access and accounts

The current version is free and includes no advertising, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.

You do not need to create an account or sign in to play. Core gameplay works without an internet connection after installation. Downloads, updates, external webpages, and email support may require internet access.

Any future paid offering would be clearly identified and would require a separate purchase authorization. Using the current app does not authorize future charges.

4. Appropriate use

Use the app lawfully and respect the people playing with you.

Do not use support or feedback channels to send threats, harassment, unlawful material, or information you do not have permission to share.

You may enjoy the game with friends, family, classrooms, or community groups, subject to applicable license terms. You may not redistribute the app or use its protected materials in another product without permission, except where applicable law or a relevant license permits it.

5. Children and supervision