2 to 12 players · one phone or online rooms
Game night
on one phone.
Twelve quick games for the people in the room, nine of them free. Put the phone flat on the table for a duel, or pass it around for Imposter, Charades and Truth or Dare.
- No accounts
- Offline games
- Online rooms
- Rounds take a minute or two
On the App Store now. Android is on its way to Google Play.
Duels
Lay the phone flat between you. Each player gets their own side of the screen, facing them, so nobody has to crane their neck.
Party games
One phone, passed around the room. Good for a group on a couch, a long drive or the last hour of a party.
How it works
Pick a game
Choose how many people are playing and type names if you want them. Names stay on the phone.
Table or pass
Duels use table mode: phone flat, one player per edge, up to four at once. Party games tell you when to hand the phone on.
Rematch
Rounds are short. The app keeps score for the night, so you can run it back as many times as you like.
Free, with an upgrade if you want it
Nine games are free with ads, and ads only show between rounds, never in the middle of one. Games marked VIP open with a subscription, or for 30 minutes after a short video ad.
Free
- Nine games, plus VIP games for 30 minutes after a video ad
- Starter party decks
- Ads between rounds
Remove Ads
- One-time purchase
- No more ads between rounds
- Same games and decks as free
VIP
- 3-day free trial on the weekly plan
- Or $24.99 a year, or $39.99 once for life
- All twelve games and every deck, including Spicy and Extreme Dares
- No ads, and every new game we add
Rules and ideas
Plain step by step rules for every game, plus free lists from the app's decks.
Questions
Do we need more than one phone?
No. Every game can be played on one phone. Duels split the screen between players, and party games get passed around the room. If you would rather each play on your own phone, you can use an online room.
Does it need Wi-Fi?
Not for the offline games. Once it is installed, duels and pass-the-phone games work with no internet. Online rooms need a connection, and the app also goes online for ads, purchases and small updates like new decks.
How do online rooms work?
One player creates a room and gets a 4-letter code. Friends type the code on their own phones to join, and you play Imposter, Most Likely To or Truth or Dare together, up to 12 players. Everyone needs internet. There are no accounts, you only type a nickname for the game.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign up and no login. Player names you type stay on your phone.
Is it free?
Yes. Nine of the twelve games are free with ads. Four in a Row, Boom Chip and Most Likely To are VIP games, but you can watch one short video ad to play them for 30 minutes. VIP unlocks everything and removes ads, and there is a one-time $4.99 option if you only want the ads gone.
Who is it for?
Friends, couples, families and anyone with a phone and a few people nearby. The app is rated for ages 13 and up. Some party decks, like Spicy and Extreme Dares, are best for older teens and adults.
Bring it to the next game night
Free on iPhone and Android.