Secret votes, loud reveals
Nobody sees a vote until everyone's in. Then the TV names who the room picked, and by how much.
Then the room finds out who. Most likely to, would you rather, never have I ever and more, free in your browser, with nothing for anyone to install.
Every game runs the same way: the TV shows it, and the phones play it.
Everyone votes for the person who fits the question best.
See the decksTwo choices, both a little painful. The room picks a side.
See the decksOwn up from your phone, then see who else has.
See the decksQuick picks, one after another, and see how the room splits.
See the decksEasy questions that get strangers talking.
See the decksAwards for the group, voted on live.
See the decksOpen the game on a TV, a laptop or a projector. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR or types the code at LivePartyGames.com. Nobody has to install an app or make an account.
Every phone answers in secret, then the big screen shows what the room picked.
Nobody sees a vote until everyone's in. Then the TV names who the room picked, and by how much.
Friends, couples, coworkers, family and every holiday. Or type your own questions in a minute.
Every question ends on a reveal, and every game ends on a results screen with the night's champions.
Who is most likely to show up an hour late with snacks and no apology?Most likely to questions for friends40 questions Would you rather
Would you rather always sing instead of talk or always dance instead of walk?Funny would you rather questions50 questions This or that
Coffee or Tea?Random this or that questions50 questions Never have I ever Free account
Never have I ever crashed a party I wasn't invited to.Never have I ever party questions40 questions Icebreakers Free account
What was your first job, and what did it teach you?Icebreaker questions for work30 questions Superlatives Free account
Best ugly sweaterChristmas party superlatives30 awards
Start a game right now without making an account, and nobody who joins needs one either. If more people turn up than the free game holds, a free account lets them in with one email code, and the game carries on where it was.
Votes stay hidden until everyone is in, so people answer honestly. The reveal is the best part: names, counts and a winner on the big screen, and a results screen at the end of every game.
A screen everyone can see (a TV, a laptop or a projector) and a phone or the same laptop to run the game.
Their phone. They scan the QR or type the code. No app, no account.
Yes. Paid passes are there for very big parties and extra decks.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.