Browse Group Party Games

Q: How do I pick a game for mixed experience levels?

Begin with a lightweight icebreaker so everyone understands the interface, then escalate to deduction or campaign titles. Each rule page lists difficulty ratings to help you plan the progression.

Q: Can I play these games remotely?

You can share your screen over video conferencing and hand the prompts around. Dedicated multi-device lobbies and spectator views are scheduled for release later in the year.

Use this directory to pick the right experience for your players. Filter by vibe, skill level, or session length, then launch a browser-based game that runs on any shared device.

Social deduction

Hidden-role classics where one player bluffs and the group collaborates to uncover them. Ideal for teams that love debate and storytelling.

Who Is The Spy – fast rounds, minimal setup, great for 3–8 players.
Strategy guide – learn how to pace discussions and keep clues balanced.
Speakeasy overview – large-group Mob vs Feds passwords party game.

Icebreakers & quick wins

High-energy introductions that get a room laughing in under five minutes. Perfect for new teams, onboarding cohorts, and hybrid meetings.

New titles are in development, including music trivia sprints and gesture-based challenges. Check the Top 10 Group Games guide for interim recommendations.

Campaign experiences

Multi-session adventures that weave narrative episodes with collaborative puzzles. These drop later in 2025 and will include session recap emails and analytics dashboards.

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Host-ready planning tips

Pair this directory with facilitation best practices so your session runs on time and stays inclusive.

Start with a quick icebreaker from our game night checklist before diving into deeper strategy games.
Rotate the narrator or host role each round to keep engagement high.
Use curated word packs to accommodate mixed-experience groups without sacrificing pace.

FAQs

How do I pick a game for mixed experience levels?

Start with a quick-play title so newcomers learn the interface. Move into deduction or campaign games once everyone understands the basic flow. Our rule pages highlight difficulty ratings to help you stage the night.

Can I play these games remotely?

Yes—share your screen over your preferred video platform and let players take turns with prompts. Dedicated multi-device support is rolling out with lobby invites and spectator views later this year.