Create a game

Answer a prompt, then vote for the funniest answer.

Fill a story's blanks, then vote for the funniest tale.

Finish a divisive "would you?" then vote yes or no.

Invent a believable lie to a trivia question, then spot the one true answer.

Sketch the prompt on your phone, then vote for the best drawing.

A robot rap battle: write rhyming bars, then the robots face off head to head and the crowd votes.

A trivia gameshow: rising stakes, hidden answers, first to buzz in wins.

Famous initials appear; invent what they REALLY stand for, then vote the best.

Write a one-liner, let the robots deliver it deadpan, then vote the funniest bit.

Answer the prompt like everyone else; matching the crowd is the whole game.

Vote a player for each 'most likely to...' prompt; the room's pick is revealed.

Numeric trivia where the closest guess wins. Get in the ballpark.

Everyone gets a secret word except one faker. Give a clue, then sniff out who is bluffing.

Put someone in the spotlight with a prompt, answer or pass, and the room reacts. Pick well and you score too.

A deadly quiz show. Answer right and walk free; answer wrong and meet the host in the Cellar. The last one out the door survives.

Free-text trivia: type the answer on your phone. Spelling and accents are forgiven.

Forced-choice dilemmas: the room picks a side and you see how it split.

Build the S-to-D board together. The room decides where each one lands.

Estimation trivia: is the real figure over or under the line? Closest call climbs the board.

Scattergories: a letter, a few categories, race to fill them in. Unique answers score.

Family-feud style: we surveyed the board; name the top answers to score.

Slide the dial to place each hot take. Land near the room and you score.

High-stakes trivia: bet on your answer. Right adds your bet, wrong takes it. Richest wins.

Pass-it-on storytelling: write a line, send it on, and watch each tale drift somewhere absurd.

Draw-and-describe telephone: write a prompt, draw what you got, guess the drawing, and watch each chain go sideways.

One player sees a secret point on a spectrum and gives a clue. The room guesses where it lands.

Everyone gets a unique card. The host calls it; mark yours and race to a line. First bingo wins.

Live predictions for a room with a screen on. The host calls it, you pick, and calling it right scores.

Any ROM, played together. Phones and gamepads are the controllers, in the room or remote.

A split-screen kart Grand Prix. Drive from your phone, drift for boosts, race for the cup.