Explain yourself! Improvise an excuse out loud for an embarrassing accusation, sneak in word cards like "butter" and "school lunch", and let your friends rate it from 1 to 5 stars. A party game for 2 to 8 players, on one PC or online with your own voice chat.
Excuse Me, King! is an improv party game for 2–8 players. Faced with an embarrassing accusation, you have just a little time to talk your way out of trouble. Make it convincing, make it ridiculous, or make your friends laugh. The excuse is yours to invent.
After the accusation appears, your character shows a starting phrase in a speech bubble. Read it aloud, then launch into your excuse when the timer begins.
Your word cards can turn a simple excuse into something much stranger. Use a word, click its card to reveal it, and earn extra points. When your time is up, the other players rate your excuse from 1 to 5 stars. Their ratings and your card points add up to your score, with an extra bonus for using every card.
Choose from seven character skins. They are cosmetic, so everyone plays by the same rules. Speech bubbles, reactions, animated score counts, and a lively results reveal keep the focus on your group's performance.
Create and join a Steam online room to play with friends remotely, or play locally with 2–8 people taking turns on one PC.
The game does not include voice chat. Online players need an external voice chat service so everyone can hear each other. Local players talk together in the same room. Players speak their own excuses aloud.