Most Likely To
Who's most likely to…?
Vote for the friend most likely to do what's on screen. Whoever gets the most votes takes on a silly forfeit: hilarious questions guaranteed.
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Quizzes, team challenges, word games and games for couples for parties, birthdays and game nights. Open a game on your phone or cast it to the TV and you're ready in seconds.
Set names, colours and scores once and every team game will use them automatically. The data stays on your device only.
Filter by type or let chance decide. Every game comes with step-by-step rules.
Who's most likely to…?
Vote for the friend most likely to do what's on screen. Whoever gets the most votes takes on a silly forfeit: hilarious questions guaranteed.
Play nowWould you rather…?
Impossible choices to make as a couple or a group. There's no right answer: just heated debates and plenty of laughs.
Play nowHow well do you really know them?
A challenge for couples or best friends to find out who really knows the other. One point for every right answer.
Play nowRapid-fire categories
A category on screen and 5 seconds to answer: hesitate or repeat and you're out. The last player standing wins.
Play nowTeam against team
Draw a letter, answer the topic faster than the other team and race to 25 points. The speed version of the classic word game.
Play nowPut them in order
Sort the items by the rule on screen: fastest to slowest, oldest to newest… Get the exact order right to win the point.
Play nowReveal the whole chart
One category and a hidden top 10: teams take turns giving answers while the host reveals the board. Fill the most spots to win.
Play nowHigher or lower?
A secret number from 1 to 100 and a funny clue: the two players take turns guessing while the thermometer closes in.
Play nowFind the highest point
Take turns guessing an artist's best-rated film or most famous song: whoever reaches the peak first scores the point.
Play nowEyes, colours and shapes
A grid of symbols, colours and shapes and one target to spot: the first to find it scores. Sharp eyes and quick reflexes required!
Play nowBid and build your squad
Two players, 20 coins each and 10 items up for auction: bid out loud and win the best 5, from superheroes to the toughest animals.
Play nowMusic in emoji
A string of emoji hides the title of a famous song: guess the title and artist before the other team to score 2 points.
Play now5 clues, one word
Five words and 40 seconds to find the one that links them all. Each team writes its answer: +1 for every correct guess.
Play nowRapid-fire challenges
Riddles, logic, sequences, mental maths, anagrams, memory and reflexes: a barrage of mini challenges where every round is worth a point.
Play nowHighest total wins
20 categories and one answer each: populations, heights, distances, calories and more. Every value adds to your total and the highest score takes the round.
Play nowDon't flip the odd one
One question and 10 face-down cards: teams take turns flipping one. Green means safe, red is the odd one out, and whoever finds it loses the round.
Play nowNo app to install and no account: open a game page and start right away, in any browser.
Big text you can read from across the room: cast the game to your TV and run it from your phone or laptop.
Games for friends, colleagues, couples and families, with questions for everyone and silly, harmless forfeits.
Every game is free. The site is funded by unobtrusive ads that never interrupt a round.
Party games like Most Likely To or Moral Dilemmas are perfect icebreakers; for a fiercer contest pick a team quiz like Odd One Out or Guess the Top 10.
Use the “Your teams” panel to give each group a name and a colour: the score follows you from one game to the next.
Connect your computer to the TV or mirror your phone. One host runs the game while everyone else plays.
Yes. Every PartyGames Club game is free and needs no sign-up. The site is funded by advertising.
No. The games run directly in the browser on phones, tablets, computers and smart TVs.
It depends on the game: some are one-on-one duels, others support up to 6 teams with any number of players.
Yes. The interface is designed to be read from a distance: just cast your computer or phone screen to the TV.
The content is designed for a general audience. For younger players we still recommend an adult acting as host.