RHYMA

About RHYMA

RHYMA is a collaborative poetry game inspired by the telephone game and exquisite corpse. Players write one line of poetry at a time, seeing only the previous line written by a stranger. Each line must be 5 to 66 characters, and players have 3 minutes per turn. Poems are 4, 8, 12, or 16 lines long and travel from writer to writer across countries. Once a poem is complete, the full text unlocks for all contributors, revealing the journey it took and the authors who wrote each line. The app includes a journey map showing every city the poem passed through. Users can earn achievements called pins for milestones like their first finished poem or lines in multiple languages. RHYMA is available on Android through Google Play and offers optional in-app purchases for boosted or unlimited energy. An iOS version is in early access.

• writing
• creative
• social
• collaborative
• multiplayer
• game
• poetry

FAQ

What is Rhyma?

Rhyma is a collaborative poetry game where every line is written by a human, never AI. You write one line at a time with only the previous line visible, and strangers around the world finish the poem with you. Once it's complete, the full poem unlocks, so you can see who wrote each line and how far it strayed from where it started.

Does Rhyma use AI to write poems?

No. Every line on Rhyma is written by a human. We don't use bots or language models to write poems.

How long does it take to write a Rhyma line?

You have 3 minutes per turn. Each line is 5 to 66 characters. Poems are 4, 8, 12, or 16 lines long.

What happens when a poem is finished?

When the last line lands, the whole poem unlocks for everyone who contributed. You see every line, every author, and a journey map showing every city it passed through.

Is Rhyma free?

Yes. Rhyma is free to play on Android, and the planned iOS version will be free too. Optional in-app purchases unlock boosted or unlimited energy.