In this game, you can…

• …give a live presentation on slides you've never seen while another player makes the next slide in real time.
• …write your own Quiplash questions, then play other people's custom prompts from a featured tab.
• …play party games with up to 8 players and an audience that can be 10,000 people strong.

In this game, you can…

• …play a true-or-false trivia game with up to 100 players in the same room code.
• …invent a believable fake trivia answer, then score when your friends pick your lie.
• …draw an absurd prompt on your phone with no eraser, then watch everyone write fake captions to trick the room.

In this game, you can…

• …take out loan after loan to fuel bidding wars, including bidding up your own art to trap a friend.
• …combine two sound effects to match a prompt, then everyone judges the mashup without knowing what you picked.
• …draw a piece from a title on your phone, then jump straight into an auction where everyone bids using fuzzy clues.

In this game, you can…

• …have your sincere answer handed to someone else, who repastes it into a fake webpage to make you sound unhinged.
• …text friends up to four times a night to secure dates while your secret monster power changes how you score.
• …answer a personal prompt while everyone else invents fake facts about you, then the room tries to spot the real one.

In this game, you can…

• …get stuck holding a ticking bomb while you keep answering trivia questions.
• …slam an emergency button to stop the timer and force an airlock vote to eject someone into space.
• …invent a nonsense word, define it, coin a synonym, use it in a sentence, and save the whole fake vocabulary for later.

In this game, you can…

• …type rap lyrics for a robot battle and hear the game's voice perform your exact words back as a finished verse.
• …invent a ridiculous gadget for an absurd problem, draw it, give it a tagline, then pitch it like an infomercial to get funded and judged.
• …write a bizarre yes-or-no hypothetical that tries to split the whole room perfectly in half.

In this game, you can…

• …play as an audience member with up to 10,000 people, and the audience can even win.
• …buy the ridiculous shirts your group creates after the match ends.
• …die in a trivia game and come back as a ghost who can still win the whole match.

In this game, you can…

• …record a secret sound on your phone, then hear it dropped into a random video clip like it's a perfectly timed sound effect.
• …fill out a personal survey, then use those answers as courtroom evidence to accuse friends, interrogate them, and put someone on trial.
• …turn something wholesome into a joke by adding a downside, let other players ruin your own prompt next, then try to unruin the damage later.

In this game, you can…

• …have spectators join as an audience and still swing the vote without ever writing an answer.
• …play remotely by joining through a browser link or room code, submitting answers on your phone while someone shares the game screen.
• …hit a final round where everyone answers the same prompt at once, all the jokes appear together, and you get three votes to spend.