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

  1. Make a room. Pick a deck and make a free room. You get a 6-letter code and a QR code.
  2. Friends join. Everyone opens the link or scans the QR on their own phone and types a name. No app, no account.
  3. 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

  1. Most likely to: the group secretly votes on which friend fits a question best. Most votes has to explain themselves.
  2. Never have I ever: everyone taps “I have” or “Never” at the same time, so nobody can wait and copy.
  3. Would you rather: two choices, no “neither”. See how the room split and who went against the crowd.
  4. Truth or dare: the game picks who’s on the spot and the room votes on whether it counts. Truth only on video calls.
  5. Omi: the classic four-player card game from Sri Lanka, with bots for empty seats and a free practice game.

Good for

  1. Game night at home, with the TV showing a big-screen view of every card.
  2. Video calls with friends in other cities or countries.
  3. Birthdays and pre-drinks, with drinking mode switched on (always optional).
  4. Long-distance couples, with Couples Only.
  5. Breaking the ice with friends-of-friends, with the free Party Starter deck.

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    Who still knows every word of a Backstreet Boys or One Direction song?

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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.

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