Pass-the-phone party games
Six games.
One phone.
Add everyone’s names, put the phone on the table and pass it round. Ticking Bomb, King’s Cup, Chaos Deck and more, with your friends’ names on every card.
No accounts
No ads. Works offline.
- Ticking Bomb
- One phone for everyone
- Chaos Deck
- Your friends’ names on every card
- King’s Cup
- Seating order remembered
- Higher or Lower
- Rules one tap away
- Never Have I Ever
- Works offline
- Most Likely To
- No ads, no accounts
How it works
Names in. Phone down. Go.
No cards to find, no rules to argue about, no app for everyone else to download. One phone runs the whole night.
- 1
Add the names
Type everyone in, in seating order. Hold and drag to reorder. They’re saved for next time.
- 2
Pick a game
Six to choose from. Not sure how one works? How to play is one tap away in every game.
- 3
Pass the phone
The screen says whose turn it is. Do what the card says, then hand it to the next person round the circle.
6 games, one app
Something for every round.
A frantic one to get things going, a card game for the long haul, and a couple to get the secrets out. Each one takes a minute to learn.
Ticking Bomb
Name it, pass it, pray
Name something in the category and pass the phone on, fast. Hold it when it blows and you drink.
Chaos Deck
Duels, dares & viruses
Challenges, duels, votes and viruses: rules that stick around until the cure turns up.
King’s Cup
The classic card game
No deck needed. Outdrink deals, and keeps track of the kings, mates, masters and rules.
Higher or Lower
Push your luck
Every card you survive grows the pile. Three right in a row and you can pass it on.
Never Have I Ever
Secrets come out
50 prompts. If you have, you drink. Stories are encouraged.
Most Likely To
Point fingers, judge friends
40 prompts. Count to three, point, and drink a sip per finger.
Try it here
Don’t get caught with the bomb.
Light the fuse, name something in the category, then tap to pass the bomb to the next player. Whoever’s holding it when it goes off takes 3 sips.
The fuse here is short so you see it blow. In the app it’s anywhere from 12 to 45 seconds, and the ticking speeds up as it burns.
💣 Ticking Bomb
Category
Beer brands
Chaos Deck
Duels, dares and viruses.
Every card is a challenge, a duel, a vote or an everyone-drinks, and it calls out your friends by name. No escape.
Then there are viruses: rules that stick around for a few cards, like Lucie only speaking in questions, until a Cured card turns up and ends them.
King’s Cup
King’s Cup. No deck needed.
Outdrink shuffles, deals and says whose turn it is. Every card has its rule on screen, so nobody has to remember what a seven means.
It keeps track of the Question Master, the Thumb Master, mates and every new rule you make up. Four kings and the game’s over.
Higher or Lower
Push your luck.
Guess whether the next card is higher or lower. Every card you survive adds to the pile, and a wrong guess means you drink it.
Get three right in a row and you can pass the phone on, pile and all. The odds are on the buttons if you want to play it smart.
Never Have I EverMost Likely To
Secrets come out.
Never Have I Ever: 50 prompts. If you have, you drink. Stories are encouraged, lies are not.
Most Likely To: 40 prompts. Count to three, everyone points, and you take a sip for every finger pointing at you.
Made for the table
Built to be passed around.
One phone, whole table
Nobody else downloads anything or joins a room. Put it in the middle and go.
Your names on every card
Duels, dares and votes call out the people actually sitting there, so nobody hides.
Seating order
Turns go round the circle the way you’re sat. Players are saved for next time.
Rules built in
Every game has How to play one tap away, so the newcomer catches up fast.
Screen stays on
The phone doesn’t lock between turns while it’s going round.
No accounts, no ads
Nothing to sign up for and nothing in the way. Works offline, anywhere.
Play responsibly
Sips, not shots.
The games deal in sips. Water, a soft drink or a forfeit counts just as much, and Never Have I Ever and Most Likely To work fine with no drinks at all. Outdrink is for adults of legal drinking age. Know your limits, and never drink and drive.
Water counts as
a drink too.
FAQ
Before the first round.
Grab a glass.
Pass the phone.
Six games, everyone’s names, one phone. The next round starts as soon as it hits the table.