Quick games for when the group chat gets quiet
Some nights the group chat is all memes. Other nights nobody says anything. These games are for the quiet nights: simple, fast, and built to be shared. They all run in your phone's browser, including the in-app browsers of Instagram, TikTok and WhatsApp, and none of them need an account.
Every game here works the same way: open it, play a round, then send it to friends. Most rounds take less than a minute.
The games
Truth or Dare Wheel ๐ก โ Spin for a truth, a dare or a punishment. It comes with 120 options written for teens and young adults: silly, a little embarrassing, never dangerous. You can add your own options too. It's perfect after a friend quiz, when the lowest scorer has to pay up.
Friend quizzes ๐ซ โ The game this site started with. Answer 10 questions about yourself, send the link, and see which friends know you and which ones get "blocked". There are themed versions for best friends, couples, crushes and Halloween.
More games are on the way, including daily challenges you can play with friends.
How to play with friends who aren't in the same room
- Group call: share your screen or just read the result out loud after each spin.
- Group chat: spin, screenshot the result, and tag the person who has to do it.
- Quiz first, wheel second: send your friend quiz, wait for the scores, then spin the punishment wheel for whoever came last.
- Take turns: each person spins once per round. Anyone who skips a dare has to answer two truths.
House rules that keep it fun
Party games only work when everyone's having a good time. A few rules we recommend:
- Anyone can pass. If a truth is too personal or a dare isn't okay for someone, they skip it, no questions asked.
- Nothing dangerous. Our options don't include anything risky, and custom ones shouldn't either.
- What's said in the game stays in the game. Don't screenshot someone's truth without asking.
- Keep it kind. The aim is laughing together, not embarrassing one person all night.