LivePartyGames

Most likely to, would you rather and more: the TV shows it, every phone votes

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October 26, 2026

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LivePartyGames application interface and features

About LivePartyGames

LivePartyGames is a set of question games for groups, played on a shared screen. The host opens the site on a TV or laptop and picks a game. Everyone else scans the code on the screen with their phone and plays in the browser, so nobody installs anything or makes an account.

There are six games: most likely to, would you rather, never have I ever, this or that, icebreakers and superlatives. The question goes up on the TV, each phone votes, and the result appears for the whole room at once. Most likely to names the person the group picked. Would you rather shows how the room split.

There are more than 40 decks with the full question lists on the site, for friends, families, coworkers, couples, teens, holidays and bachelorette parties. Hosts can also write their own questions.

Up to 6 people can play with no account at all. A free account raises that to 20 and lets the host save decks. For a big night, the Party Pass ($7.99 for 48 hours) allows up to 100 players and adds every deck, AI-written decks from a prompt and an awards screen at the end. Host+ ($24 a year) keeps all of that for people who host often.

It works for birthday parties, holiday get-togethers, team meetings, classrooms, reunions and road-trip stops.

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