Guess the Year
When did it actually happen? Closer than you think.
10 rounds~3 minstream-ready
Most group games die at setup: someone has to buy something, someone has to install something, someone never gets the room code working. The games below split into two honest groups — pass-and-play rounds you can start on one screen in a second, and proper multiplayer rooms elsewhere when everyone is in a different place.
Films described entirely in emoji. It reads instantly on a phone and on a stream overlay, which is why the format keeps working — the whole puzzle is three characters wide and everyone can attempt it at the same time.
Three emoji. One film. Go.
10 rounds · about 2 min · no signup
Free, no signup, no download — each opens straight into a round.
When did it actually happen? Closer than you think.
10 rounds~3 minstream-ready
A flag appears. Name the country. Ten rounds.
10 rounds~2 minstream-ready
Five events. Oldest to newest. No hints.
3 sets of 5~4 minstream-ready
Five countries. Put them in the right order.
3 sets of 5~4 minstream-ready
These live on other sites. Listed because they genuinely do something different — links open in a new tab.
Free multiplayer draw-and-guess with private rooms you share by link.
Best for: Playing with friends who are in different places.
Free word games in shared rooms, best known for the BombParty syllable round.
Best for: Fast, loud word rounds with a group or with chat.
Paid party game packs where one screen is shared and everyone joins with their phone using a room code.
Best for: A full games night with a group, when someone is happy to buy a pack.