House party games with no setup
When guests are already there, the best games need one phone, short rules and lots of conversation.
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House party games with no setup
When guests are already there, the best games need one phone, short rules and lots of conversation.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
Answer first
How to choose the format
Recommended games
Never Have I Ever, Who's Most Likely To, Alias, Spy, Impostor
How it works
Choose a recommended game, open a room or one-phone format, and start with a short round.
Limits
This collection helps choose a format, but player count and pace depend on the specific game.
When it fits
House party games - quick ideas with no setup
This use case helps answer "what can we play right now" with questions, words, bluffing and hidden roles.
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Situation picks
Recommended games
House party games with no setup
one phone
Never Have I Ever
Open the game on one phone, read prompts and let the group react. It works best when the party needs a quick icebreaker.
one phone
Who's Most Likely To
The game shows situations, and the group chooses who fits them best. Great for friends who want a social warm-up.
one phone
Alias
A team word game where you explain as many words as possible before time runs out. Good for home parties and office events.
one phone
Spy
A Spyfall-style group game: everyone knows the location except one player. Smart questions win the round.
one phone
Impostor
Hidden role, quick questions and suspicion. It feels like a live party version of Among Us, but runs on one phone.
FAQ
FAQ
Which game starts fastest at home?
Never Have I Ever, Who Is Most Likely To and Spy can start on one phone.
Do players need to install an app?
No, RoomPlay pages open in the browser.