Party games online
Online party games to play with friends
The easiest online party games are the classics everyone already knows, played on everyone’s own phone: one person makes a room, friends join with a code, and every card lands on every screen at once. They work at a party, and on a video call with friends in other cities or countries.
Play free with friends
- No app
- No sign-up
- 2–16 players
How to play
- Make a room. Pick a deck and make a free room. You get a 6-letter code and a QR code.
- Friends join. Everyone opens the link or scans the QR on their own phone and types a name. No app, no account.
- On a video call? Switch off “Everyone in the same room”. Truth or dare becomes truth only, so nobody is dared to do something from another city.
The five games
- Most likely to: the group secretly votes on which friend fits a question best. Most votes has to explain themselves.
- Never have I ever: everyone taps “I have” or “Never” at the same time, so nobody can wait and copy.
- Would you rather: two choices, no “neither”. See how the room split and who went against the crowd.
- Truth or dare: the game picks who’s on the spot and the room votes on whether it counts. Truth only on video calls.
- Omi: the classic four-player card game from Sri Lanka, with bots for empty seats and a free practice game.
Good for
- Game night at home, with the TV showing a big-screen view of every card.
- Video calls with friends in other cities or countries.
- Birthdays and pre-drinks, with drinking mode switched on (always optional).
- Long-distance couples, with Couples Only.
- Breaking the ice with friends-of-friends, with the free Party Starter deck.
Want a deck the whole group grew up with?
Nostalgia Trip is 100 cards of throwback questions and dares, from Snake and MSN to Snapchat streaks. A global edition swaps local references for ones anyone gets.
- Nostalgia Trip · Most likely to
Who still knows every word of a Backstreet Boys or One Direction song?
- Nostalgia Trip · Most likely to
Who was most likely to be the class clown?
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Questions people ask
- What are good online party games for groups?
- Party card games like most likely to, never have I ever, would you rather and truth or dare work best: everyone knows the rules, and they get people talking. On Drunken Penguins each player uses their own phone, for 2 to 16 players.
- Can we play over a video call?
- Yes. Share the room link in your call, everyone joins on their phone, and switch off “Everyone in the same room” so truth or dare becomes truth only.
- Is it free?
- The Party Starter deck (60 cards) is free forever, with no account needed. Extra decks are a one-time purchase of Rs 499 each, about US$1.50. No subscriptions.
- Do my friends need to download anything?
- No. It runs in any phone browser. Friends scan the QR code or tap the link and type a name.