Family game night picture quiz on the TV
Game night on the TV, played from every phone in the house.
A picture sharpens from a few blocks. Four answers, one tap. Nobody has to read fast or type, so the youngest player and the oldest are on the same footing.
Host a gameFree. Players never need an account.
Four buttons, no typing
Every question is multiple choice. If you can tap a button, you can play.
Anything with a browser
Phones, tablets, an old laptop. Scan the QR code or type four letters — up to 30 players, free.
A picture a day
Between game nights there is the Daily: the same eight pictures for everybody, a new set every day, and a streak to keep.
Good packs to start with
Things that goFire engines, diggers, tractors and rockets. A first picture quiz for small vehicle fans.
Dog breedsGood dogs, one pixel at a time.
ThanksgivingTurkey, pecan pie, cranberry sauce and the Mayflower. A picture round for the Thanksgiving table.
Disney parksCastles, coasters and the big golf ball. Name the Disney park landmark.
Marvel movie starsIron Man, Thor, Black Widow and friends, out of costume. Name the actor.
DinosaursBones, models and a lot of guesswork.
DessertsThe best course, blurred.
Questions people ask
- Can young children and grandparents play together?
- Yes. Every answer is one of four big buttons, so nobody has to read fast or type. The picture sharpens for everyone at once.
- Do players need to download an app or sign up?
- No. Players scan the QR code on the host screen or type the four-letter room code into any phone browser, then pick a nickname. Only the person making a custom pack needs an account.
- How many people can play?
- Up to 30 phones in a free game. Pro rooms have no limit, and a $4.99 event pass gives you Pro for 7 days without a subscription.