
Ace
A fast, ruthless card game where one ace changes everything. Read your crew, play smart, don't get caught bluffing.
Play AceNot another app to install before the party starts. Just a link, a code, and people who showed up.
Create a room, share the code, and you're playing before anyone's drink is empty. No sign-up wall in the way.
Finish a round and pick another without breaking up the group. Same code, same people, new game.
Phone, laptop, tablet — if it has a browser, it's in. No app store, no updates, no storage eaten up.
Tap start, get a six-character code. That's the whole setup.
Send the code or link. Everyone joins from their own phone, no waiting room.
Pick a game from the shelf and go. Switch to the next one whenever you want.
A growing shelf of party games built for groups of friends, not solo play.
We were supposed to leave by 11. Nobody left until 2am because we kept starting "one more round."
Impostor turned my cousin's wedding afterparty into chaos in the best way. Everyone still brings it up.
No app to install meant the one friend who never downloads anything actually played for once.
Switching games without making a new room is so underrated. Kept the energy going all night.
No. Houseparty runs entirely in the browser. Share the room code or link and they're in — no app store, no install.
Up to 12 players per room depending on the game. Most games support 4 to 10 comfortably.
Yes — creating rooms and playing every game on the shelf is free. No credit card needed to get started.
Rejoin with the same room code and your name — you'll drop right back into your seat without losing progress.
Yes, push-to-talk voice and text chat both work inside the room, even mid-game.
Make an account, share a code, and get everyone in.