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A party game needs a round
Describe how a turn starts, what each person does, and how the round ends. A theme alone is not a game.
A party game maker here means you describe a group round in chat, then share one link so everyone can play it. Multiplayer works in both 2D and 3D games, by sharing a link. Friends open the published link without an account.
Use this page to make the game. If you want online group games you can open right now, start with games for large groups. That page is a list to play. This one is for building your own.
Build a party round
Describe one party round
Name the group activity, how a turn works, and how you know who won. "A drawing telephone game for a living room. Each person gets 20 seconds, then the next person continues the picture."
Choose 2D or 3D
You choose 2D or 3D when you create the game, so decide the view first. A party round is often clearer in 2D. Choose 3D when the joke is the space itself. 3D games run in real time and use models, lighting, and a directable camera.
Play a short first version
Run one round alone and see if the rules are readable. You can change it by chatting.
Share the link with the group
Hosting is taken care of: published games get their own link, can be played without an account, and have no watermark. Put the link in the group chat. Every game has on-screen touch controls, so the link plays on phones too.
Fix the round you just played
Change one thing: the timer, the scoring, or the prompt. Then run the round again with the same link.
What a group round needs
| Piece of the round | What to describe |
|---|---|
| The group | How people join and what each person does on a turn. |
| The win | What ends the round, and how you keep score. |
| The length | A short round, so people can drop in and the rules stay visible. |
| The view | 2D or 3D, chosen when you create the game. |
Honest limits
No promised group size
Design for the group you have. Multiplayer works by sharing a link.
The first round will be rough
Play it with two people before you invite a whole room. One clear change is more useful than a new feature.
Pick 2D or 3D at the start
You choose 2D or 3D when you create the game.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make a party game without coding?
Yes. Describe the round in chat. Chatforce makes the code, art, music and sound. You change it by chatting.
How does the group play my party game?
Publish the game and share the link. Friends open it and play without an account. Multiplayer works in both 2D and 3D games, by sharing a link.
Can I make online group games for a large group?
You can describe a group round and share one link. Design it for the people you will actually invite. For games a group can open today, see the games for large groups page. To make your own, use this page.
Do I pick 2D or 3D?
You choose 2D or 3D when you create the game. 3D games run in real time and use models, lighting, and a directable camera.
What should I describe first?
The round: who acts, how long a turn lasts, and how you score. Add extra modes after that round is fun.
What does a party game maker cost?
Chips pay for building and editing. An edit uses about 600 chips. Paid plans start at $19.99/month (Beginner, 1,800 chips a month); Pro is $44.99/month for 4,200 chips, and chip packs start at $6.99 for 500 chips.
Make the round, then invite the room
Start with a short group game.
Start building