Party Pack
Grab your phones. The TV is the game board.
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What is Party Pack?
Party Pack is a set of four party games for 3 to 8 players, made for living rooms. One screen, such as a TV, laptop or Xbox browser, shows the game. Everyone else joins on their own phone by scanning a QR code or typing a four-letter room code. There's no app to install and no account to create.
The four games
Fib Finder: everyone writes a fake answer to a strange fact. Then you vote on which answer is the real one. You score for finding the truth and for fooling your friends with your fib.
Doodle Guess: each player draws a secret prompt on their phone. Everyone else invents a title for the drawing, then guesses which title is the real one.
Head-to-Head Funnies: two players answer the same prompt, and the rest of the room votes for the funnier answer.
Family Trivia: quick multiple-choice questions answered on your phone, with points for each right answer.
How to play
Open the game on the shared screen and pick a game. The screen shows a room code and a QR code. Players join on their phones and enter a name, and when everyone's in, the host starts the game. Prompts, answers and votes happen on the phones, while the shared screen shows results and scores between rounds.
The options let you choose a pace (relaxed, normal, quick, or no timer), the number of rounds, and a kid-friendly mode that filters rude words out of typed answers.
Controls
Shared screen: mouse, touch or controller to choose a game and start rounds.
Phones: tap to choose, type short answers and draw with your finger in Doodle Guess.
Strategy tips
- In Fib Finder, write a believable fib. A boring, plausible answer fools more people than a joke.
- In Doodle Guess, draw big and simple. A few clear lines are easier to guess than a detailed sketch.
- In Head-to-Head Funnies, play to the room. The funniest answer for your group wins, not the cleverest.
- Use the relaxed pace with younger players or big groups, so nobody feels rushed.
- Turn on kid-friendly mode for family gatherings.
The genre it's inspired by
Party Pack's games come from old parlour traditions. The bluffing game where players invent fake definitions has been played with pencil and paper for generations, and drawing-and-guessing games became classic family board games in the 1980s. In the 2010s, video game party collections made the format popular again by turning everyone's phone into a controller. Party Pack is our own collection with original prompts and questions. It isn't affiliated with any party game publisher.
Developer's notes
Party Pack started as a way to play together at family gatherings on a single TV. Typed answers are short and stay in the room, and kid-friendly mode filters rude words. We keep the games simple so anyone can pick up a phone and join in seconds.
Recent changes
- October 2026: Party Pack launched with four games for 3 to 8 players.
- Added sound effects and an options menu.
- Added a kid-friendly mode and adjustable pacing.
- Refreshed the arcade card and thumbnail.
- Added the ✎ button for suggesting changes.
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