Table Bandit — social party games with friends
Your people. Your game.
34 free party games, one shared room. Choose a cover to play, or read a game’s rules below. Friends join with a link or room code. No app download.
Kaladont
Say a word that begins with the last two letters of the previous word.
2–6 players · Rules & examples ↗Undercover
Describe your secret word without saying it. One player has a different word.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Mafia / Werewolf
A hidden Mafia acts at night. The village must find them during the day.
5–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Spyfall
Everyone knows the location except the spy. Ask questions without giving it away.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗The Alibi
Two suspects share a story. Everyone else tries to find a contradiction.
4–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Same Brain
Answer the same prompt without discussing it. Try to match someone.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Charades
Act out as many prompts as your team can guess in one minute.
4–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Forbidden Words
Describe the word without saying it—or any of the five forbidden words.
4–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Who Am I?
Everyone can see your identity except you. Discover it with yes-or-no questions.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Team Trivia
Two teams discuss a question, then lock in an answer.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Fishbowl
Guess the same set of prompts in three different ways.
4–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Two Truths & A Lie
Share three statements about yourself. Only one is a lie.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Most Likely To
Choose who fits the prompt, then explain your choice.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Hot Seat
One player answers a question. Everyone else predicts their answer.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Never Have I Ever
Read a statement. Anyone who has done it raises a hand and can share the story.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Truth Or Dare
Choose a question or a small challenge. The group plays along.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗The Ranking Game
Put five things in order—and convince the group you are right.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Guess The Sound
One player imitates a sound while everyone else guesses.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Forbidden Letter
Talk about the topic without using a word containing the forbidden letter.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Secret Missions
Each player gets a secret task to complete during the conversation.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗20 Questions
One player knows the secret thing. Everyone else has twenty yes-or-no questions.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Wavelength
A clue giver sees a secret point on a scale and gives a clue that fits.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Just One
Help one player guess a word using unique one-word clues.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗The Chameleon
Everyone knows the secret word except the Chameleon. Blend in with one clue.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Categories Bomb
Give a fresh answer in the category and pass before the hidden timer expires.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Sell Me This
Sell a ridiculous invention in thirty seconds. The room chooses its favourite pitch.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Wrong Answers Only
Answer easy questions aloud, but never give the right answer.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗One-Word Story
Build one ridiculous story together, saying exactly one word per turn.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗The Ranking Room
One player secretly ranks five things. Everyone else predicts their order.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Debate Club
Two players defend opposite sides of a ridiculous opinion. The room chooses the best argument.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Fortunately / Unfortunately
Tell one shared story, alternating good news and bad news one sentence at a time.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Don’t Say Yes or No
Survive a minute of questions without saying yes or no.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗The Interview
Answer questions as a secret character while everyone else tries to identify you.
2–12 players · Rules & examples ↗The Silent Line-Up
Playing in the same physical room, arrange yourselves in the requested order without speaking.
3–12 players · Rules & examples ↗Help choosing a game ↗Designed and developed by Viktor Davkov
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