Questions about the room, not the textbook
The funniest moments at a party come from learning what your friends think of each other. Most likely to, never have I ever and superlatives turn that into a game, with secret votes and a reveal on the TV.
Kahoot! is built for quizzes with right answers. A party needs the opposite: questions about the people in the room, like who's most likely to cry at a wedding. LivePartyGames puts those on the TV, and everyone votes from their phone.
| What you get | LivePartyGames | Kahoot! |
|---|---|---|
| Players on the free plan | 6 with no account, 20 with a free account | Up to 15 per session |
| Session length on the free plan | No time limit | 15 minutes |
| Players join from their phone's browser | Yes | Yes |
| Party games about the people in the room | Most likely to, never have I ever, superlatives and more | Quizzes and polls |
| Big-party price | $7.99 for 48 hours, up to 100 players | From $19 a month, billed yearly |
Kahoot!'s free Kahoot! 360 Express plan runs 15-minute sessions for up to 15 participants, and its paid presenter plans start at $19 a month, billed yearly (kahoot360.com, checked October 21, 2026).
Open 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.
The funniest moments at a party come from learning what your friends think of each other. Most likely to, never have I ever and superlatives turn that into a game, with secret votes and a reveal on the TV.
Free games here have no session timer. Play one deck or five, and late arrivals join mid-game with the code.
Most parties never pay. For a big one, the Party Pass covers up to 100 players and every deck for 48 hours, with nothing that renews.
You can, but it's built for quizzes. For party games about the people in the room, LivePartyGames is free to start and holds up to 100 players.
No. They scan the QR on the screen or type the code in their phone's browser.
No. It isn't connected to Kahoot! ASA. Kahoot! is a trademark of its owner.
Open it on the TV, share the code, and ask the first question in under a minute.