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Party Games to Play With Friends

Party games for 3 to 12 friends: Imposter, Truth or Dare, Who's Most Likely To, Would You Rather, Draw & Guess and more. One phone or online.

Party games are made for laughing out loud. They are quick to explain, over in minutes and even better with a crowd. Draw & Guess turns anyone into an artist while everyone else races to pick the right word from four buttons. Rock Paper Scissors becomes a proper best-of-three showdown with secret picks and a dramatic reveal. Quick Math Duel and Reaction Duel split one phone screen in half so two players can go head to head at the very same moment — perfect for a bus ride, a break between classes or a family get-together. Most party games also work online: create a room, drop the link into your group chat and let the chaos begin. There is no typing and no chat, just big buttons, friendly emoji reactions and plenty of rematches. Scores are tracked for you, rounds are short enough to squeeze in anywhere, and everybody can join in whether they are eight or eighty years old.

Games for the whole group

When the whole gang is together, try the group games built for three to twelve players. In Imposter everybody gets the same secret word except one person, who has to bluff their way through. Who's Most Likely To and Would You Rather turn secret votes into big, funny reveals. Two Truths and a Lie tests how well you really know each other, Unique Number rewards sneaky thinking, Truth or Dare uses family-safe cards that anyone can skip, and Hot Potato keeps the phone moving round the circle until the timer runs out. Online, every player's secret stays on their own screen — nobody can peek at anyone else's word, vote or pick.

Tips for a great game night

Start with a round of Reaction Duel to warm everyone up, then move to Draw & Guess once more friends arrive. Keep the phone flat on a table for split-screen games so both players can reach their half comfortably.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best game for a big group?

Imposter, Who's Most Likely To, Would You Rather and Truth or Dare all work with up to twelve players, either passing one phone around or each person joining the same online room.

How many people can play Draw & Guess?

Between three and eight players. Online, everyone uses their own phone; on one device, the phone is passed from the artist to each guesser.

Do party games need an internet connection?

Same-device party games work offline once loaded. Online rooms need everyone to be connected.

Is there any chat in online party games?

No. To keep rooms friendly, players can only send eight preset emoji reactions.