Open the room
Pick a game, open a host screen, and get a short room code for everyone.
Trivia, jokes, bluffing, number guesses, and a survival round for the people who swear they knew the answer.
Write the funniest line, then let the room pick the winner.
Pair bluff duels with planted decoys and one truth to find.
Number duels where the room bets on who landed closer.
Trivia, survival punishments, then a ten-step escape chase.
No downloads, no shared account. A room code on the screen and phones in everyone’s hand.
Pick a game, open a host screen, and get a short room code for everyone.
Players enter the code, pick a name, and their phone becomes the controller.
Run fast rounds, keep scores on the big screen, then start a rematch.
Short answers for hosts, players, phones, rooms, and data.
No. Hosts sign in to create rooms. Players join with a short code, a name, and their phone.
Open the host screen on a laptop, tablet, TV browser, or casted screen. Players use any modern phone browser.
Yes. The interface follows the preferred language, and English and Russian question packs are kept separate.
Some games allow spectators after the room is full or already started. Spectators can vote where the rules support it.
Everything is free to try right now. Host accounts are required already so paid host features can be added later without breaking rooms.
Only what the room needs: host account data, room state, names, answers, votes, and scores. Read the privacy page for details.
Most games are built for 3-8 players. Dead Wrong can start with 2 players, and spectators may join where the rules allow it.
Right now you get Punchline Panic, Truth Decay, Guess Mess, and Dead Wrong: jokes, bluffing, number duels, and survival trivia.
The big screen hosts the chaos. Players write, vote, guess, and lock answers from the couch.