Party night, sorted

12 party games.
One huddle.

Truth or Dare, Charades, Sketch It and nine more — on the big screen, with everyone playing from their own phone. No rulebook, no scorekeeping, nothing for guests to install.

Play in your browser
Download on theApp Store Get it onGoogle Play Apps coming soon

Free in your browser. Put it on a TV or laptop — friends join at deckhuddle.com/join.

The game shelf

Twelve games. Zero rulebooks.

Every game explains itself, keeps score and runs the timer — you just play. Pick a crowd and see what fits.

  • Truth or Dare

    The classic. You pick the danger.

    4+12+18+2–12 players

  • Never Have I Ever

    Confess with a tap. Reveal together.

    4+12+18+3–12 players

  • Would You Rather

    Impossible choices. Pick a side.

    4+12+18+3–12 players

  • Most Likely To

    Read it aloud. Point fingers. Vote.

    4+12+18+3–12 players

  • Kiss, Marry, Kill

    Three names. Three fates. Choose.

    12+18+3–12 players

  • Hot Seat

    Rapid-fire questions. No dodging.

    12+18+3–12 players

  • Do or Drink

    Do the dare or take the sip.

    18+2–12 players

  • Sip or Strip

    Truth or dare, with stakes. Anyone can pass, always.

    18+2–12 players

  • Fill in the Blank

    Play your funniest card. The judge decides.

    4+12+18+3–12 players

    Comparable to Cards Against Humanity*

  • Charades

    Act it out. No words allowed.

    4+12+18+2–12 players

  • Forehead

    Everyone knows the word but you.

    4+12+18+2–12 players

    Comparable to Heads Up!*

  • Sketch It

    Draw fast. Guess faster.

    4+12+18+2–12 players

    Comparable to Pictionary*

* “Comparable to” names are trademarks of their respective owners, mentioned only to describe the style of play. Deck Huddle is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by them.

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How it works

One big screen. Every phone in the room.

The TV is the game board. Phones are private hands, buzzers and voting pads. Nobody downloads a thing.

  1. 1

    Open the board

    Go to deckhuddle.com/play on a TV, laptop or tablet — or open the app on your phone or Apple TV.

  2. 2

    Everyone joins

    Friends scan the QR code or type the room code at deckhuddle.com/join. Any phone browser works — no install, no account.

  3. 3

    Play

    Pick a game and a vibe. Secret votes, private hands and scores sync to every screen — the app runs the rules.

Only one phone? Pass it around.

Pass-and-play mode turns a single phone into the whole party — secrets stay hidden until it’s your turn.

Scores, timers, podium.

Every round is tallied for you, right up to the confetti. No pens, no arguments (well, fewer).

Decks & packs

A deck for every crowd.

Family game night, movie buffs, retro kids, cocktail hour — free bundles come built in, and themed packs are one-time purchases. Never a subscription.

  • 204decks
  • 8,813cards
  • 37bundles
  • 4languages
  • Family Game Night

    All-ages laughs for the whole table — no filter needed.

    Free4+918 cards

  • Movie Night

    Actors, iconic scenes, popcorn takes, and the debates every watch party needs.

    $1.9912+196 cards

  • Kiss, Marry, Kill

    Gods, legends, history's icons and every party archetype — choose wisely.

    Free12+245 cards

  • Space Explorers

    Blast off with planets, astronauts, aliens, and rockets for family game night.

    $1.994+196 cards

  • Retro Rewind

    80s and 90s nostalgia — mixtapes, neon, and everything you swore you'd never admit to loving.

    $1.9912+196 cards

  • Cocktail Hour

    Bar confessions, flirty rounds, and last-call energy.

    $2.9918+196 cards

Browse all 37 bundles

Deck Huddle Kids

A separate app, built just for kids.

Seven of the games, every deck family-rated, and nothing to unlock that you’d have to worry about. Same giggles, softer colours.

  • No ads. Ever. The Kids app contains no advertising technology at all.
  • Nothing collected. No accounts, no sign-in, no tracking.
  • Family decks only. Teen and adult content simply isn’t in the app.
  • Parental gate on every purchase and every link that leaves the app.
Download on theApp Store Get it onGoogle Play Coming soon
  • Charades
  • Sketch It
  • Forehead
  • Would You Rather
  • Most Likely To
  • Truth or Dare
  • Fill in the Blank

Questions

Before the party starts

Do my friends need to download anything?

No. Whoever hosts opens deckhuddle.com/play on the big screen; everyone else joins from their phone’s browser at deckhuddle.com/join with the room code (or by scanning the QR code). No app, no account, no sign-up.

What do I need to put it on a TV?

Anything with a browser and a big screen: a laptop on HDMI, a smart-TV browser, a tablet, or a casted tab. The Deck Huddle app for Apple TV turns your TV into the board too.

We only have one phone. Can we still play?

Yes — pass-and-play mode runs the whole party on a single device. It hides anything secret until the right person is holding the phone.

How much does it cost?

Playing in your browser is free. The apps come with free bundles built in, and themed packs are optional one-time purchases — no subscriptions. Browse them all on the packs page; purchases happen inside the app.

Is there grown-up content?

For grown-up tables, yes — and it’s always clearly labelled 18+. Every game and deck carries a 4+, 12+ or 18+ label, the browser version asks for an age check before any 18+ content, and the Kids app can never show it. Party games that involve forfeits always let anyone pass.

Which languages does it speak?

English, French, Spanish and Persian — every card, not just the menus, with full right-to-left layout for Persian.

What about ads and my data?

This website uses no trackers. The main app can show non-personalized ads (currently switched off by default), and the Kids app has no ads at all. Details are in our Privacy Policy.

Can I make my own deck?

Yes — the in-app deck creator lets you write your own cards, even with your own photos. Made one the table loved? Submit it and the best community decks get featured for everyone.

Tonight’s plans: sorted.

Grab the remote, round everyone up, deal the first card.

Play in your browser