Guides

Free online party games for groups

The best party games for a group are the ones everyone can join in a minute. Each of these starts from one link: send it, everyone types a name on their own phone or laptop, and the host presses Start. Nobody installs anything, and they're all free.

Drawing and guessing

Scribble is a draw and guess game: one of you draws a word, everyone else races to guess it, and everyone gets a turn with the pen. Rooms hold 12, and a bigger group plays in several rooms at once.

Trivia

Quiz Rush puts the same question on every screen at once, and right and fast beats right. Up to 100 can play, which suits a class, an office or a family call. Last One Standing knocks you out on your first wrong answer.

Hide and seek

Hide & Seek is prop hunt: hiders turn into lamps, teapots and pot plants, and seekers hunt for whatever looks out of place. Up to 16 share a house, and everyone takes a turn at seeking.

Elimination

Squid Game runs Red Light, Green Light, Honeycomb and the Glass Bridge for up to 100 at once. In Survival, lose a game and you're out, and the last one standing wins.

Team chaos

Kitchen Rush races two kitchens through the same dinner orders, Paint Wars covers a floor in your team's colour, and Sumo Bumpers barges the other side out of the ring.

Tournaments for the competitive ones

Every game has a tournament mode, whether a knockout bracket, a series of rounds with points, or last one standing, with a champion at the end. In a knockout, whoever's out watches the matches live and calls the winners.

Questions

How many people can play?
From 2 to 100 in one lobby, with 100 more watching.
Do we need to be in the same room?
No. Everyone plays on their own phone or laptop, so the games work at a party or on a video call.
Are they free?
Yes. Every game on PlayHall is free, with no app and no sign-up.
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