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Everything that starts from a link in ten seconds: no accounts, no apps, nothing to install. How it works and what to play that way.

Party Box — game screenshot on playparty.live

Free games like Jackbox: turn any TV into a party game screen with phones

The best part of a Jackbox-style night is simple: one big screen everyone laughs at, and a phone in every hand. You can get that format for free in a browser — open playparty.live/tv on the TV, type the room code, and your friends play from their phones. Here is what works, what does not, and how it compares with the paid packs.

🎉 Party Box · 9 min read
Party Box — game screenshot on playparty.live

Two Truths and a Lie: the rules, 50 examples and how to play it on phones

Two Truths and a Lie is the icebreaker where you share three facts about yourself and everyone else hunts for the made-up one. Below: the rules in 30 seconds, how to run it with friends, at work and on a video call, how to write a lie that actually fools people, and 50 example statements sorted by occasion.

🎉 Party Box · 10 min read
¡Basta! — game screenshot on playparty.live

¡Basta! (Name, Place, Animal, Thing): rules, scoring and how to play online

Here is how ¡Basta! works: a letter comes up and everyone races to write a name, a place, an animal and more that start with it; the first to fill every box shouts “Basta!” and the rest have to wrap up. A unique word scores 10, a shared one 5. The online version handles the letter, the timer and the scoring, for two to eight players.

✋ ¡Basta! · 5 min read
Karaoke Party — game screenshot on playparty.live

A karaoke battle without a karaoke machine: rules, formats and gear

You do not need a karaoke machine for a karaoke battle: a TV with a browser and your guests’ phones do the job. The TV shows the karaoke video and highlighted lyrics, guests queue up from their phones, and after every song the room votes with stars — so the leaderboard, not the loudest friend, picks the winner. Here are the rules, five battle formats and the gear worth buying.

🎤 Karaoke Party · 6 min read
HitLoto music bingo — game screenshot on playparty.live

Music bingo for corporate events, weddings and bars: running it for 150 guests

To run music bingo at a corporate event, a wedding or a bar, the host needs a big screen, their own phone as the remote and a plan that covers the head count — up to 150 guests. Guests join by QR with no sign-up, audio runs through the DJ’s mixer and your company logo can sit on the screen. Here is what to buy, how to prep the venue and how to build the show.

🎵 HitLoto music bingo · 6 min read
HitLoto music bingo — game screenshot on playparty.live

Music bingo at home or at work: a step-by-step game night plan

Music bingo is bingo where songs replace the numbered balls: a clip plays, you find its number on your ticket, mark it, complete a line and shout BINGO. All you need is a playlist, a TV and your guests’ phones — here is the whole night, from empty room to podium.

🎵 HitLoto music bingo · 6 min read
Party Box — game screenshot on playparty.live

“Who is most likely to…”: 20 family-friendly questions and a phone-voting game

“Who is most likely to…” is the game where, for every question, the group votes for one of its own: who is most likely to be late to their own birthday, who would get lost in a mall. Below are 20 kind questions for friends, family and coworkers, the classic rules, and how to play on phones in Party Box, where the server counts the votes and the results show on your TV.

🎉 Party Box · 5 min read
Karaoke Party — game screenshot on playparty.live

Karaoke with friends at home: how to run a night on any TV

You do not need a karaoke machine or expensive mics to host karaoke at home: a TV with a browser and your guests’ phones are enough. Guests join the queue with their song, the karaoke video and highlighted lyrics play on the big screen, and the room rates every performance with stars.

🎤 Karaoke Party · 6 min read
Meme Party — game screenshot on playparty.live

What to play at a birthday party: phone and TV games that actually land

The best birthday party games revolve around the guest of honor and need no props: music bingo built from the songs of their youth, karaoke on the TV, drawing and meme games on everyone’s phone. Below is a party plan by stage, plus picks for kids, teens, adults and milestone birthdays.

🃏 Meme Party · 5 min read
Lotería — game screenshot on playparty.live

Lotería online: 54 picture cards, a 4×4 tabla and one loud shout

Pictures instead of numbers, beans instead of chips, and a shout at the end. Mexican bingo moves into a browser tab surprisingly well — you just have to bring your own singsong.

🌵 Lotería · 5 min read
AI Voice Party — game screenshot on playparty.live

When nobody at the party wants to be the host

Every party has that one person who ends up explaining the rules, tracking the score and never actually playing. Good news: a timer can do the job instead.

🎤 AI Voice Party · 5 min read
Meme Party — game screenshot on playparty.live

15 things to play with friends online tonight

Fifteen games you can start in the next minute — no download, no account, no ten-minute rules lecture. Sorted by situation: a crowd, just the two of you, a five-minute gap, a video call.

🃏 Meme Party · 5 min read
OCHO! — game screenshot on playparty.live

Crazy eights, Mau-Mau and the whole card-shedding family

One rule — play a card matching the colour or the value on top — grew into a whole family of games, from German Mau-Mau to Dutch Pesten. Here is how it works and where the actual skill hides.

🎴 OCHO! · 6 min read
Chess — game screenshot on playparty.live

How to actually get that chess game with your friend going

Getting a game against a stranger takes five seconds anywhere. Getting a game against Dave, who has been meaning to play since March, is a different problem entirely. Here is how to remove everything standing in the way.

♟️ Chess · 5 min read
Associations — game screenshot on playparty.live

The rules, the scoring, and the paradox in the middle of it

A game where the winner isn't the cleverest player but the one exactly one other person understands. Here are the rules, the scoring, and how to stop writing clues nobody votes for.

🖼️ Associations · 4 min read
Tic-Tac-Toe — game screenshot on playparty.live

What actually fits into three, five and fifteen minutes

A break is rarely as long as the timetable claims. So these games are sorted by minutes rather than genre, and each one honestly fits its shelf.

⭕ Tic-Tac-Toe · 4 min read
OCHO! — game screenshot on playparty.live

Send a link, start playing: games with no account and no install

The gap between "let us play something" and the first move should be about thirty seconds. A sign-up form turns that into five minutes, and half the group is back on their feed before the game starts.

🎴 OCHO! · 5 min read
Dominoes — game screenshot on playparty.live

Which board games actually survive a 6-inch screen

Half the board games out there turn into pinch-zoom misery on a phone. The other half play fine one-handed on a crowded train. Here is how to tell them apart.

🁢 Dominoes · 5 min read
Durak — game screenshot on playparty.live

Durak from the first deal to the last trump

Durak takes a minute to explain and years to stop losing at. Here is the podkidnoy version step by step, from the first deal to the endgame after the deck runs dry.

🃏 Durak · 5 min read

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