THE UNSAY FIELD NOTES
A little wordplay. A little press.
Everything you need to explain the experiment, try it and decide what you think.
In one sentence
UNSAY is a free social browser word game where players ban words and rewrite their answers around the chaos.
Everyone answers a shared prompt in up to 160 characters. Players can ban an exact word, blacking it out across the board for ten minutes. Other players can rewrite around it, vote on answers and save a public before-and-after moment.
Try the hook
Open the illustrated three-move demo. It shows an excuse, the missing word and a creative rewrite without touching the live board. The example is written for demonstration and is not a player testimonial.
Then join the live board to try your own answer. The evidence room contains reviewed highlights when available. Individual saved moments may contain fictional starter answers; those are labelled.
Quick facts
| Name / website | UNSAY / unsay.lol |
|---|---|
| Creator | Raj Sajnani |
| Category | Social word game, creative writing, browser game |
| Platform | Modern web browsers on phones and computers; JavaScript and internet required |
| Access | No account or download. One shared public board; no private rooms. |
| Free play | Reading, posting, rewriting, voting and five initial demo ban credits |
| Optional purchases | $1 ordinary, $2 popular, $5 supported company-word temporary bans. $99 lifetime ban, one purchase sitewide each week. USD before applicable tax. |
| Current stage | Early public experiment, with six labelled fictional starter answers. No prizes or cash payouts. |
Assets & accurate attribution
Square UNSAY logo (PNG) · Landscape brand card (PNG) · Plain-text facts and description
You may use the supplied UNSAY logo and brand card to identify the game in articles and demonstrations, with a link to unsay.lol. For a saved gameplay image, preserve its starter-answer label and context. Do not imply that players or other companies endorse UNSAY.
Contact the creator
Independent opinions are welcome. A submission or press kit is not a promise of coverage, a review score or a recommendation. No special access is needed to try the free game.