Spooky Stories: Party Game

Spooky Stories is a light, spooky party storytelling game you can play in a group. Draw cards with short prompts and build a silly story together. One hundred built-in cards with original inline artwork—no accounts. Gameplay works fully offline once the app is installed; card data and art are bundled in the app (no remote game downloads for normal play).

How it works:
Each card is a short prompt (character, place, object, or event). First player reveals the top card and says a spooky phrase that uses that card’s word; later players repeat the story so far in order, then add a new phrase with their new card. It’s meant for friends or family—a casual “story deck” vibe, not graphic horror. Use the in-app Exit control when you’re done (on Android).

Features:
• 100 built-in cards with themed SVG art
• New Game shuffles the full deck; optional custom cards you add are mixed into the cards not yet drawn
• Share deck (QR code) — share the exact same card order (including custom cards) with another phone: show the QR, or use Share to send the QR image through Messages, WhatsApp, etc. Scanning loads that deck locally. Everything is device-to-device; there is no matchmaking server. If the encoded data is too large for one QR, the app falls back to sharing a shuffle seed (same as older builds).
• Past games: save progress, browse saves, continue a tale, or flip through cards from a saved game (stored locally on your device)
• Help with rules and a short guide to the on-screen buttons

Inspiration & disclaimer:
Gameplay is inspired by the Goosebumps Storytelling Card Game. Spooky Stories is not affiliated with Scholastic, R. L. Stine, or any rights holder of that product—this is an independent fan-style party deck, not an official game.

Privacy:
No sign-in and no ads in the build described in our open-source project. We don’t run first-party analytics or crash-reporting SDKs in that build; saves and deck state stay on your device unless your device or Google backs up or syncs app data (see the linked privacy policy). The Android app may list network permission common to WebView-based apps; game content is not loaded from our servers for normal play.