Scundered Studio

The dignity-shredding party game

Mortified

It names names.

Your name on the screen. The whole room writing the worst thing they can think of. Nobody owns up till the laughing stops.

Get it free Get Mortified on Google Play

Free to download, with two full packs. £3.99 unlocks all twenty-two.

Only the host needs Android. Everyone else joins from their own phone, iPhone included.

2–15Players
22Packs
1,182Scenarios

Offline · No accounts · No wifi needed

Mortified running on the host phone, from setup to the reveal. The room waits on a pinned QR code. Everyone scans to join on the same wifi, or the host runs a hotspot. Alex, Blake and Casey have joined and are already at it in the banter chat. Four ready, and starting round one is the host's call. Round one starts in seconds, with the night's settings spelled out: anything goes, 1,182 scenarios, 22 of 22 packs, up to Savage. Voting on a scenario about Blake, with every answer still anonymous and three nods to spend. You cannot nod your own. The reveal puts a name to every answer. Casey takes the round on eight nods. Packs and intensity, set before the next round. Gentle, Cheeky or Savage across 22 packs and 1,182 scenarios.

What you'll get asked.

A scenario lands on every phone in the room, with someone's name dropped in. Your job is the worst answer you can get away with.

  • The Group Chat

    The message Emma sent to the family group chat that was meant for the work one.

  • Down the Pub

    Why Niall is now banned from their local pub.

  • Search History

    The search Sophie cleared from the history thirty seconds before handing the phone over.

  • Romance & Other Disasters

    The text from Conor's ex that landed mid-Sunday-lunch.

  • The Group Holiday

    What Jake said at airport security that got the whole group pulled aside.

  • Working Hours

    Why Josh no longer has admin access to the shared drive.

Your turn

See how that goes.

One real round, scenario to reveal, in just over a minute.

Nobody has to commit to anything.

Two ways to find out whether it lands before there is any question of paying, and one price if it does.

Free, on your own

Play a round yourself.

Alex, Blake and Casey will answer, vote, and deny everything at the reveal. A full three rounds, so you can judge for yourself whether your lot could take it.

  • Three full rounds
  • Nobody else needed
  • About a minute

Then decide who deserves it.

Free, with the room

Then let them at it.

Two full packs, over a hundred scenarios, up to fifteen people. Only you need the app. Everyone else scans a code and plays from their own browser.

  • 2 packs, 100+ scenarios
  • Up to 15 players
  • Nothing for them to install

Still nothing to pay.

One purchase, ever

£3.99 opens the lot.

The other twenty packs, all at once. Then write as many of your own as you like and aim them squarely at whoever has it coming.

  • 22 packs, 1,182 scenarios
  • Your own packs, no limit
  • No ads, no subscription

One person buys. The whole room plays.

Get it free
★★★★★

Brilliant craic for a party! Highly recommending this to all my friends!

Phil, review on Google Play

See it in play.

How it plays, start to finish. Swipe through.

Twenty-two packs.

Host picks before kick-off. Mix as many as you like.

Down the Pub

Wetherspoons. The lock-in. The karaoke list. The Mick at the bar.

The Group Chat

The wrong thread. The blue ticks. The screenshot still circulating.

Last Orders

The hours after eleven. The cab home. The kebab the morning didn't ask for.

Search History

The phone has been a witness. The phone is willing to testify.

The Algorithm Knows

The recommendation engines have made their minds up. The Spotify Wrapped that did damage.

Working Hours

HR has been forwarded. Legal is across it.

Romance & Other Disasters

The relationship, mid-crack. The room knows which crack.

At the In-Laws'

The mother-in-law. The spare-room rules. The Christmas in Surrey nobody recovered from.

The Wake and the Wedding

Hat off. Hat on. Buffet open. The photographer's seen things.

The School Run

The playground. The WhatsApp. The head's office. The bake-sale that broke a friendship.

The Neighbours

The fence dispute. The bin night. The postie's notes. The cul-de-sac WhatsApp.

Body of Evidence

The body in the room. Witnesses present.

The Village Committee

Fetes, fundraisers, scout huts, am-dram. The committee has notes.

Adolescent Crimes

Year 9 kept the receipts. The MSN status. The Tipp-Ex tattoo. The Year 11 prom.

Future Tense

The eulogy. The obituary. The Wikipedia page. The bench in the park nobody sits on.

The Group Holiday

The villa. The airport security queue. The sun-lounger claimed at dawn. What goes on tour comes straight home.

Halls of Residence

The shared fridge. The freshers' night out. The passive-aggressive bin note. One clean mug between four.

Who Owes Who

The loo trip when the bill lands. The forty quid still owed. The subscription paid for and never used.

The Dinner Party

The starter nobody finishes. The "homemade" that wasn't. The verdict on the host's cooking, host in the room.

It Was the Dog

The lead that came off. The thing the dog ate. The trick nobody's ever once witnessed.

Behind the Wheel

The green light the whole car waits out. The test failed first time. The row with the sat-nav.

Petty Crimes

The self-checkout "carrots". The hotel dressing gown. The all-you-can-eat that asked you to leave.

Or write your own.

The twenty-two are a starting point. The rounds that land hardest are the ones only your lot could have written.

Name a pack, write the scenarios, drop a player straight into the line. Your packs sit alongside the originals and deal into the same night, or run an evening of nothing but your own. There's no cap on how many you write, and they're included in the one purchase. The private history, the running joke, the thing too specific for a stranger to have guessed: that's the stuff that does the damage.

The room it's made for.

Pub nightsLast orders. Host's phone on the table. Everyone joins from where they're sat.
House partiesSeven phones out. Sofas, kitchen, stairs. The round keeps going.
Hen and stag dosThe group's been on it since lunchtime. The bride or groom can't dodge the spotlight.
Uni nightsFreshers' week, halls, the house-share kitchen. The flatmate who left the dishes.
School reunionsYear 11 group chat resurrected. Adolescent Crimes pack on.
Work socialsThe Christmas do, the team night out, the leaving drinks. HR need not know.
Couples nightsA date night in for two, provided the relationship can handle it.
Flights and road tripsOffline the whole way. Host on a hotspot at 30,000 feet or the back of the car.

A round, top to bottom.

  1. Emma opened a room. A QR code goes up on her phone.

  2. Niall, Sophie and Conor scanned in from their browsers. Any phone, tablet or laptop. No install, no accounts.

  3. 🔍 Search History · round 03

    “The search Niall cleared from the history thirty seconds before handing the phone over.”

    Niall gets it too. He's in the room, he's writing one.

  4. the room is writing…

    Everyone writes one, Niall included. Nobody sees anyone else’s until the reveal.

  5. “how tall is the average man REALLY”

    2 nods

    “do seagulls hold grudges”

    3 nods

    Anonymous until the votes are in. Three nods each to hand out.

  6. S

    Sophie Winner · 3 nods

    “do seagulls hold grudges”

    Too late to deny anything.

Two ways to play.

The full night. Everyone answers, the room votes with nods, most nods wins.

Players
3 to 15
Voting
Three nods each
Ends with
A winner

End of the night

  1. 1Sophie9
  2. 2Emma7
  3. 3Conor5
  4. 4Niall2

Night history

Scored or casual, the night saves to your history afterwards

On

Pick before kick-off. Switch any time between games.

Any phone. Any tablet. Wi-Fi or hotspot.

The host runs the app. Everyone else plays from a browser, on whatever they have in their hand. iPhone, Android, an old tablet, a laptop somebody left on the table. Same Wi-Fi as the host, or the host's own hotspot if there's no Wi-Fi. Nothing leaves the host's device. The room dies when the host closes the app.

Get it on Google Play

Keep up with Mortified.

Gameplay clips, new packs and release news go up on TikTok and YouTube first.

Privacy

Mortified is offline by design. No cloud, no accounts, no servers we talk to. No analytics. No telemetry. A session runs between phones on your own Wi-Fi, and nothing leaves the room.

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