PartyStack: Social Games

Fifty-nine party games in one app, drawn from eight cultures. Pass one phone around the room — no props, no signup, and every game works with no signal at all.

One phone. Everyone plays.

PartyStack is fifty-nine prop-free party games in a single app, drawn from around the world and built to be started in fifteen seconds. No setup, no equipment, and no internet connection needed to play — ever.

Games from everywhere • Charades, Bollywood Charades, Forbidden Words, Who Am I • Never Have I Ever, Would You Rather, Most Likely To, Truth or Dare • Hidden Wolf, Odd One Out, Mafia, Wink Murder — social deduction, with the app as a moderator who genuinely cannot be accused of peeking • Housie / Tambola — Indian bingo, with the phone as caller • Antakshari (India), Shiritori (Japan), Kkeutmarit-gi (Korea), Basta (Latin America), Word Race, Word Chain, Ghost • Spades, Crazy Eights, Sevens, Thirty-One, Twenty-One — real card games, no deck required • Doodle, Blind Doodle, Telephone Drawing — draw on the phone and shout • Musical Statues, Hot Potato, Red Light Green Light, Hide and Seek — for a room on its feet • Twenty Questions, I Spy, Fizz Buzz, I Went to Market — the games people played on long journeys before anyone had a phone

Built for actual parties • The night never dead-ends. Finish a game and it hands you the next one, chosen for your group — one tap, straight in. • End the night with a recap: what you played, who won, who never won once. • Every game teaches itself first: what it is, how it works, and the one rule people always get wrong. • More than 950 original prompts and word cards. Nothing recycled from anywhere else.

Play your way • Several phones in the same room can join one game over Bluetooth or wifi — still no internet. • Pick how personal the questions get. A new phone starts at the mildest setting. • Skip any card. No game requires anyone to answer anything.

English, हिन्दी, 한국어, Español.

No ads. No tracking. No analytics. Playing collects nothing at all, and signing in is optional, unlocks nothing, and is the only part of the app that ever touches a network.