Like a Jackbox night, with no TV or console
Phones out, everyone plays, the room gets loud. The difference: every phone, tablet or laptop shows the whole game, so there's nothing to cast or stream, in one room or on a call.
Play freeWhat's different
| Jackbox Party Packs | Just Guess This! |
|---|---|
| One main screen everyone watches: a TV, or a screen shared over a call | Every phone, tablet or laptop shows the whole game, so nothing needs casting or sharing |
| Phones are controllers | Every phone, tablet or laptop is the game: clues, buzzer and reveal |
| Bought as packs of games | Runs in the browser and is free for small groups; the host can buy one Full Pass (US$3.90, once) |
| Playing apart means streaming the host's screen | Playing apart works exactly like one room: everyone opens the link |
Why it makes a good party night
Everyone buzzes at once
Nobody waits for their turn, and nobody gets locked out.
The reveal
Every guess drops onto a timeline. Who dared first, and were they right? That's when the room loses it.
Riddles about things you know
Written for your country, from its TV and music to its sport and famous faces.
Questions
Do we need a TV?
No. Every player sees the game on their own phone, tablet or computer.
Can we play remotely?
Yes, and nobody has to stream their screen. Everyone opens the link and keeps the call for the reactions.
Does everyone need to pay?
No. It's free for up to 3 players. For a bigger group only the host buys the Full Pass, and everyone they invite plays free.
Ready? The first clue is waiting.
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