Party Games to Play With Friends
Games for a game night, a dinner party or a sleepover: pass-the-phone question games that get people talking, team games that get loud, and two-player rematches for the end of the night.
Nothing to set up or download. Open a game, hand around the phone or put it on the TV, and play.
- Group size
- 3 to 12 people for pass-the-phone games; any number in teams
- Suggested time
- A quick 10-minute round or a whole evening
- You need
- One phone, tablet or laptop (a TV helps for big groups)
Get people talking (pass the phone) 5
Question games for any group size.
Team games 4
Split into teams and keep score on a shared screen.
Brain games with scores 3
Take turns and see who solves the most.
Head to head on one device 6
Settle a rivalry.
How to run it with a group
- Pass the phone: open the game on one phone and hand it to the next player each turn. Add names with the Players button where the game has one, and it tells you whose turn it is.
- Shared screen: open the game on a laptop and cast or plug it into a TV so everyone can read the card. One person (the host) taps for the room.
- Teams: split the room into 2 to 6 teams, type the team names into the setup screen and keep the scoreboard on the shared screen. For charades and drawing, hand the phone to the actor or artist so the word stays secret.
- Agree on house rules first, for example that anyone can pass on a question without explaining why.
Holiday and seasonal group games
Group games by occasion
FAQ
What games can friends play on one phone?
Never Have I Ever, Truth or Dare, Would You Rather, This or That and Two Truths and a Lie all run on a single phone that you pass around the group.
What is a good game for a big group of friends?
Team charades or Team Trivia. Both support 2 to 6 teams and keep the score for you.
Can we skip questions?
Yes. Every question game has a next button, so anyone can pass on a card.
Do we need to download an app?
No. All of these games run in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.