Sandbox
A physics sandbox: sand, water, lava, fire, electricity, explosives and plants follow their own rules. Thermal vision, pressure map, a shared canvas with friends and a builds showcase.
A physics sandbox: sand, water, lava, fire, electricity, explosives and plants follow their own rules. Thermal vision, pressure map, a shared canvas with friends and a builds showcase.
Three people in a bunker with a bomb: the blind one touches the wires, the deaf one sees the bomb but hears no one, the mute one reads the manual but can't speak. Work it out with voice and gestures before it blows.
Everyone gets a card on their forehead with a celebrity, a character or an animal. Everyone sees it except you. Ask yes/no questions and guess who you are before the others.
Classic Mafia with webcams around a table and an automatic host. Don, sheriff, doctor, maniac. At night the mafia sees only each other and agrees with gestures.
Everyone except one player gets a card: a celebrity, a character, a meme, a dish or a country. Take turns giving clues about it and find the spy who doesn't know the word.
Everyone takes turns getting a sound from meme packs: all listen to the original, and you repeat it into the mic. The in-browser judge scores your attempt from 0 to 100, and everyone hears the recording.
Everyone has a secret character. Take turns asking yes/no questions, flip down cards that don't fit and be first to name your opponent's character. Sets: Naruto, Dota 2, One Piece.
A Jeopardy!-style quiz: a board of topics and values, a buzzer, auctions, secret questions and a final round with bets. Packs in SIGame format — upload your own or create them in the editor.
A room with webcams and mics: make each other laugh and keep a straight face. The host hands out yellow and red cards and can launch a mini-game at any moment — stay composed.
Watch videos together with smile detection. “Elimination” and “Score” modes, YouTube and your own video library.
We're making a few more party games. Stay tuned.
A site with free party games in the browser: Mafia, Spy, Who Am I?, a Jeopardy-style quiz, Guess Who, Don't Laugh and more. Create a room, send friends the link and play.
No. The games run in the browser on computers and phones. An account is only needed for stats and a unique nickname.
All games are free.
Only in three games: Don't Laugh, Big Game and Mafia. In the rest, camera and mic are optional. Instead of a webcam you can connect your phone via a QR code.
Guess Who, Who Am I?, Don't Laugh or Big Game.
Mafia and Spy — up to 12 people; Who Am I? and Copy That Sound — up to 10.