Skip-Bo, the popular family card game, officially licensed by Mattel, is now in the App Store! Test your skills, get into the action, and place all of your cards in sequential order. Keep an eye on your opponents, though, because the first player to get rid of all cards in their stockpile wins. Challenge your friends and get in on the fun!
Great news! The greatest collections of party games have been bundled into one gigantic deal! The Jackbox Party Trilogy gets you each of The Jackbox Party Packs, which are sure to turn your next party or family gathering into a real giggle-fest.
You don't need a bunch of controllers to join the fun. All of our games are played using any internet-connected devices, like phones, tablets or laptops, as controllers! The only things your guests need are a device and a sense of humor! Unfortunately, they can't buy the latter.
From The Jackbox Party Pack:
You Don't Know Jack 2015
Fibbage
Drawful
Lie Swatter
Word Spud
From The Jackbox Party Pack 2:
Fibbage 2
Earwax
Bidiots
Quiplash XL
Bomb Corp.
And from The Jackbox Party Pack 3:
Trivia Murder Party
Guesspionage
Tee K.O.
Fakin' It
Quiplash 2
With all these games, you're going to need a lot more parties and a lot more friends!
A life simulation game for up to 6 online players.Become a resident of Shishizaka City and aim to become the richest by getting jobs, changing careers, buying properties, getting married, raising children, and using cards.Experience a turbulent life in a vast city!
Trial by Chat is a crowd-judged party game built for Twitch streamers. Players answer a prompt with the funniest card in their hand, but instead of players judging each other, live chat decides the winner. Every viewer, across every connected streamer's channel, votes in real time using simple chat commands.
Play solo with your own community, or team up with other streamers for a true crossover session where every connected chat votes together. An OBS-ready overlay displays the game live on stream, and hosts get full control over game settings, pacing, and content.
Trial by Chat is designed specifically to boost chat engagement and interaction, turning passive viewers into active participants in every round.
Ringwold, the last of his kind, is trapped aboard a strange collector ship. Explore the ship, earn credits, use specialized machines, unlock upgrades, and collect creature cards reconstructed from corrupted Earth biology.
Smugg.io is a browser-based multiplayer deduction game - figure out your opponent's secret character before they figure out yours. Everyone gets a hidden card, and you take turns asking yes/no questions to narrow it down, reading your way to the right guess.
There's also a mode built for streaming: up to 100 viewers team up to interrogate one player live - chat proposes the questions, votes on what to ask, then votes on the final guess. High-pressure, high-chaos, fully collaborative.
Players can also build and share their own custom decks for others to play. No download - runs entirely in-browser.
Embark on a magical roguelike card adventure where every choice shapes your journey. Build powerful decks, discover mystical artifacts, battle dangerous foes.
Abyssal Soul is a sequential card battle Roguelike game that blends strategic deck-building, multi-class progression, and Western fantasy art style, delivering a profound adventure centered on "sacrifice and choice." You will select characters, plan routes, collect cards and blessings through repeated "rituals," while confronting the anomalies lurking in the depths of dreams.
Enter Elestrals Beyond. This is a new “sandbox-style” digital client custom-built for Elestrals TCG. This has been developed by the talented team at NetDeck.gg to create a curated and streamlined experience for playing. The client is built to be highly responsive, efficient, and adaptable to whatever game state you come up with. And it’s 100% free and always will be.
Loco! is a free real-time multiplayer card game played in the browser. Two to ten players match cards by colour or symbol to empty their hand first. A match runs as a best-of series, and it is won on rounds taken rather than on points.
Turns do not gate play. Any player holding a card identical to the one on the pile can put it down out of turn, at any moment, and identical cards go down together with their effects stacking. A player reduced to one card has to announce it; opponents then have a five-second window to catch them if they did not, and a catch that finds nobody costs the caller a card.
The 112-card deck adds two cards of its own: Swap, which takes another player's hand, and Global Switch, which passes every hand at the table one seat along.
There is no account and nothing to install: a nickname, a table code, and a browser. Two to ten players per table, a 1v1 queue, and a single-player mode against the server.