Charade!
The acting game, fed.
4–10 playersOne phone
Your charade
The last biscuit in the tin, defended
Deal a card, hand this phone to your victim, and they act it out in silence. Whoever guesses gets dealt next.
The Duel
Two of you. One kettle.
2 players60 seconds
Your duel
Alternate naming crisp flavours. First to blank makes the tea.
The stakes are traditional and non-negotiable. Best of three for the biscuits as well.
The Letter Round
Name things. Fast.
2–8 playersNo kit
Crisp flavours
Round the circle: things in the category starting with the letter. Hesitate, repeat or blank and you're out.
Who Goes First?
Settle it like adults.
Any numberZero arguments
Phone flat in the middle of the table.
Spin. The arrow picks. Losers are welcome to argue with physics.
The Hunt
Ten finds. Full pomp at the judging.
Pairs or solo20 minutes of peace
Your list
Deal a list, send the teams out, and tap each find as it lands on the judging table. The judge's decision is final and openly accepting bribes.
The Cracker
A joke and a forfeit in every one.
Whole table🎄 Seasonal special
Why did the snowman refuse the carrot? He already nose everything.
Party night. Started.
Instant party games that run right here, in the page you're already on. No downloads, no signups, no box with half the bits missing. Point, tap, play.
Built for every bored room.
These are for the moment somebody says "what'll we do now?". A family game night that needs kick-starting, kids on a rainy afternoon, a hen do waiting on the last taxi, a lads' night before the food arrives, the office icebreaker nobody prepared, a sleepover running out of ideas, a campsite with no signal, a night in for two, or hour three of a car journey. One phone, zero setup, instant boredom sorted.
When you want the real thing.
The games above are one-screen toys: one phone doing a job for the whole table. Our actual games go further, everyone joins on their own phone by QR code, and no internet is needed, the host's wi-fi or a plain hotspot carries the lot.
Mortified
The dignity-shredding party game.
A scenario about someone in the room lands on every phone. Everyone answers in secret, and the reveal names names. 2 to 15 players, one person buys, the whole room plays. Free to try.
Camo
The Chameleon & Salamander game.
Everyone gets the secret word except the Chameleon, bluffing blind, and the Salamander, confidently wrong. Family friendly, 3 to 12 players, in testing now.
Fair questions.
Are these games actually free?
Completely. No signup, no download, no catch: they run right here in the page. The classics with full rules live on our games night guide, and our proper apps are just above.
What do we need to play?
One phone (this one) and some people. The charade dealer and the letter round feed games you act and shout; the duels are built for two; the spinner settles who goes first at anything; and the hunt sends everyone outside with a list while you have a sit-down.
Can everyone join on their own phone?
These are one-screen toys by design. For games where everyone plays from their own phone, that's exactly what Mortified and Camo are: one person has the app, the room joins by QR code, and no internet is needed.
Do they work with no signal?
Once this page is open, yes. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere, because there's nothing to send.
Want the full toolbox, rooms, rules and all? That's the games night guide.