Free multiplayer party games for groups
Game night for friends, family or a classroom. Up to 10 players, one shared screen, and every phone becomes a controller. Free to play, with nothing to install.
- 1-10 players
- 13 games
- Free to play
Party games for every kind of group
- Family game night: Word Rescue swaps the old letter guessing game's drawing for colourful balloons, Draw & Guess makes everyone an artist, and Simon Says gets the little ones moving.
- Friends on the sofa: Who's the Spy?, Bluff Battle and Most Likely To bring out the bluffing, the arguing and the inside jokes.
- Birthdays and sleepovers: Hot Potato and Act It Out keep the energy up, and Neon Racers turns the TV into a 10 player arcade.
- Classrooms and clubs: put the game on a projector and run a round of Quiz Rush or Word Rescue in team mode.
Every kind of party game in one place
- Trivia: Quiz Rush, a fast quiz where quick right answers score extra.
- Drawing: Draw & Guess, where one player doodles and the rest race to guess.
- Social deduction: Who's the Spy?, where one player does not know the secret word.
- Bluffing: Bluff Battle, where you invent fake answers to weird but true facts.
- Acting: Act It Out, the silent acting game, played free for all or Team vs Team.
- Voting: Majority Rules and Most Likely To, where you score by reading the room.
- Words, reactions and racing: Word Rescue, Simon Says and Neon Racers.
How to start a game night
- Open partybo.com/tv on a TV, laptop or projector and press Start Party.
- Everyone scans the QR code with their phone camera, or types the room code at partybo.com/join.
- The first player to join is the host and picks a game or a Party Mix.
Every game opens with a short how to play card on the TV, so nobody needs to read rules out loud. Each round takes seconds and each game takes 3 to 15 minutes, so it is easy to fit in one more.
Play as teams or every player for themselves
Most games are free for all, with a leaderboard after every round. Act It Out has a Team vs Team mode, Word Rescue has a team mode where everyone shares the score, and Majority Rules has a casual mode with no points at all. Choose whatever suits your group.
Free, simple and safe
There are no accounts, no email addresses and no ads inside the games. Names live only while the room is open, nicknames are filtered for rude words, and the host can remove anyone. It is a game for people in the same room, or friends on a video call, that just works.
Pick a game for your group
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Who's the Spy?
Everyone gets the same secret word, except the spy. Give clues, argue a little, and vote out the faker.
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Bluff Battle
Write fake answers to weird but true questions, then spot the real answer among your friends' lies.
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Draw & Guess
One player doodles a secret word on their phone while everyone else races to guess it from the TV.
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Act It Out
Take turns acting out silly phrases from your phone while everyone shouts guesses.
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Most Likely To
Funny "who is most likely to" questions. Vote for a friend and see who the room picks.
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Word Rescue
A friendly twist on the letter guessing game. Guess letters before the balloons float away.
Questions people ask
Are these multiplayer party games really free?
Yes. Party Bo is free to play, with no ads inside the games and no accounts.
How many players do you need?
Between 1 and 10. Block Stack start at 1 players, and every game supports up to 10.
Can we play in teams?
Yes. Act It Out has a Team vs Team mode and Word Rescue has a team mode where everyone shares the score.
Do we all need to be in the same place?
It is best together around one screen. Friends elsewhere can join with the room code while you share the game screen on a video call.
Ready when you are
Open Party Bo on the big screen and share the room code. Joining takes about ten seconds.
More ways to play: TV party games · Multiplayer TV games · Office and team games · Online mini games