Midnight Midway
Three carnival games, one pier: scramble to the called colour, shove rivals off a shrinking dome, and survive the plunger of doom. Most points takes the crown.
You're already on FaceTime, Discord or Zoom. Drop one link in the chat, everyone taps it, and ten seconds later you're all in the same game, talking over each other. Free, in the browser, on phone or laptop: no app to install and nobody has to make an account.
Three carnival games, one pier: scramble to the called colour, shove rivals off a shrinking dome, and survive the plunger of doom. Most points takes the crown.
Prop hunt in a Victorian glasshouse. Take the shape of something in the room, go and stand with its kind, and hold still while the warden hunts you.
Bubble tea vs. popcorn chicken. Tap to pull, survive the team splits, and become Taipei’s night-market champion. Play together on phones and laptops.
Guess the year of a Taiwan milestone. Everyone lands on one timeline. Play on phones, reveal on the big screen.
Pick 0–100. The lowest number nobody else picks wins. See everyone’s picks after each round.
Guess Taiwan’s NT-dollar prices. Closest without going over wins. Play on phones and reveal everyone’s guesses on TV.
Turn-based artillery in a golden-hour warzone. Arc shells over the ridge, crater the map, punt tanks into the sea. Last tank standing wins — bring friends or fight the AI guns.
The moving bar fades. Your instinct takes over. Start with a 5-second practice, build to 20 seconds, then face a 3-second finale.
A photo of a spot in Taipei or Taiwan. Drop your pin on the map. Closest pin wins.
One half-baked idea, one prompt, and this tile has your name on it.
Build one →Start a room from any game below and you get an invite link with a six-character room code. Paste it in the call's chat. Whoever is on a phone taps it, whoever is on a laptop clicks it, and you're all in. Keep the call going for the voices: these games are built to be shouted over.
Short rounds, everyone answering at once, somebody always wrong out loud. There's more where these came from: browse everything →
Friends in another city, family in another time zone: it's the closest thing to being on the same couch. One link, whatever phone or laptop they've got, and the call does the rest.
No. It's the browser, so any phone or laptop that can open a link can play, on any call app: FaceTime, Discord, Zoom, WhatsApp, Google Meet.
Yes. Every game here is free, and a room holds 8 players without anyone signing up.
No. Everyone plays on their own screen, so nobody has to fiddle with screen sharing. Use the call for the talking.