Party games for the big screen

Try to name the answers people gave in a survey. Popular answers score more. A good game for people who like talking and quick guesses.

• 2–30 players
• About 15–25 minutes

Spin the wheel, find the letters and solve the hidden phrase. Good for word lovers and families.

• 2–10 players
• About 15–25 minutes

Pick a clue from the TV board, buzz in and answer in the form of a question. For 2 to 8 players, each playing for themself, who enjoy trivia and a little risk.

• 2–8 players
• About 20–35 minutes

Our bargain-buzzer quiz show for 2–8 players, every man for themself: buzz in to answer quick questions, crack the Who am I?, and spend your points on bargains if you dare.

• 2–8 players
• About 12–15 minutes

Our head-to-head climb-the-ladder quiz: one player from each side in the hot seats answers the same question at once, and everyone else is their side’s crowd.

• 2–30 players
• About 5–8 minutes

A quiz on the TV with phones as buzzers or answer pads. Choose a ready-made quiz, write your own or build one with AI.

• 1–30 players
• Depends on the quiz

A quiz about the people at your party: baby photos, voices, drawings and things they said. Great for birthdays, reunions and groups who know each other.

• 3–30 players
• Depends on the questions
• Needs a guest list
• Set up before the party

A quiz where the generations swap: everyone picks their generation on their phone, then each question comes from one generation’s world : the slang, gadgets and TV they grew up with. Everyone from the other generations answers it on their phone.

• 2–30 players
• Time to be confirmed

Match the card on the TV by colour or by number. First to get rid of all their cards wins!

• 2–10 players
• About 10–20 minutes
• Same room only

Your cards stay on your phone while the table, chips and shared cards appear on the TV. For friends who enjoy a patient bluff. Chips are game points.

• 2–10 players
• Choose your session length

Everyone has two secret cards and some coins. Claim any character you like, true or not. Get caught fibbing and you lose a card. Last one with a card left wins!

• 4–6 players
• About 10–20 minutes
• Same room only

In development. Read the preview and check back for the finished game.

• Players to be confirmed
• Time to be confirmed

Everyone gets the same secret word, except one player: the Imposter. Find them before they fool you!

• 3–16 players
• About 5–15 minutes
• Same room only

A team of secret agents must pull off 5 missions. But some of them are Informants working against them!

• 5–10 players
• About 15–25 minutes
• Same room only

Some villagers are secretly Duskwraiths. Each night they knock someone out. Find them before they take over the village!

• 5–18 players
• About 15–30 minutes
• Same room only

A carnival rolls into the town of Hollowfair at midnight and won't leave. The Ringmaster is hiding among you, helped by the Carnies. Find the Ringmaster and run them out of town!

• 5–15 players
• About 20–40 minutes
• Same room only

A fast reaction game. Listen carefully and tap only when the call is yours.

• 1–30 players
• About 3–8 minutes

A ticking bomb flies from phone to phone. Fast reactions keep you in the game.

• 2–30 players
• About 3–8 minutes

Two fleets, head to head: hide your ships on your phones, everyone fires at once, and the TV shows every hit. More than two of you? Everyone picks Red or Blue first. Last fleet afloat wins!

• 2–8 players
• About 10–25 minutes

Team against team: aim on your phone and fire your cannon at the other side’s building on the TV. For groups who like a bit of arcade chaos.

• 2–8 players
• About 5–15 minutes

A platform race: everyone runs the same level on their own phone, and the whole pack races across the TV. Fastest time wins.

• 1–16 players
• About 3 minutes a race

A pick-up-and-throw dog race at Jacobs Well: everyone runs the same stage on their own phone, and the whole pack races across the TV. Ride the baddies, lift them and chuck them. Fastest time wins.

• 1–16 players
• About a minute a race

A high-speed platform race down the coast from the Queensland border to Byron Bay: everyone races the same stage on their own phone, as Pip the porcupine or one of seven Aussie friends, and the whole pack races across the TV. Fastest time wins.

• 1–16 players
• About 2 minutes a race

A climb-and-jump race up a half-built Surfers Paradise tower: everyone climbs the same floor on their own phone, and the TV shows every koala climbing at once. Best time wins.

• 1–16 players
• About 1–2 minutes a floor

Give a clue that helps your teammates find a hidden spot on a scale. For teams who like talking about what words mean.

• 4–30 players
• About 10–20 minutes
• Needs teams
• Same room only

The TV calls the numbers and every phone has its own card. A relaxed game for mixed ages.

• 1–30 players
• About 10–20 minutes
• Same room only

Tell a groan-worthy joke and let the room rate your delivery. For groups happy to speak out loud.

• 3–16 players
• About 5–20 minutes
• Same room only

One player draws on their phone. Everyone else races to guess what it is. The TV shows every line as it is drawn.

• 2–30 players
• About 10 minutes

Pick a ball on your phone and watch it travel through a machine on the TV. A playful way to draw a number from 1 to 10.

• Any group
• About 30 seconds per pick

A wheel of the players’ names, ready to pick someone at random. Handy for choosing who goes first.

• Any group
• About 30 seconds per spin