Free online party games. No app, no sign up. Game night, in seconds.
Party, board and card games for 2 to 16 friends. Everyone plays from their own screen, with a TV if you have one.
Friends join with your four letter code. Guests never pay.
How it works
Three steps. No setup.
Nothing to download, no accounts. If you can open a web page, you can play.
Host a room
One tap. You get a four letter code.
Friends join
They type the code on rondovo.com, or scan it.
Play together
Everyone plays from their own screen. Put it on a TV too, if you have one.
The games
A game for every mood.
From 2 friends to 16. Tap any game to see how it plays.
Party games
Draw, guess, vote and bluff. Best with a crowd.
- Frostmatch: Race on matching gem boards. Build cascades and send ice to your friends. 2 to 16 players, about 3 min
- Mindline: Give a clue for a secret spot on a spectrum. Your friends guess where your mind went. 2 to 16 players, about 15 min
- Showdown!: Match the colour or the number, empty your hand, and never forget to call Showdown! 2 to 10 players, about 25 min
- Nightfall: Secret roles. The town hunts the Mafia by day; every player makes a move at night. 4 to 16 players, about 20 min
- Hush: Describe the word without the six forbidden ones. The other team buzzes slips. 4 to 16 players, about 15 min
- Scrawl: Draw on your screen, it appears on the TV, everyone else guesses on theirs. 3 to 16 players, about 15 min
- Spindoodle: Draw the word on a round sheet of paper that spins under your pen. Everyone else guesses on their own screen. 3 to 16 players, about 10 min
- Chain Sketch: Pick a secret word, draw, guess, pass it on. Every book comes home and the TV replays it. 4 to 12 players, about 30 min
- Doodle Recall: Everyone draws the same words against the clock. Then name your own drawings from memory. 2 to 16 players, about 8 min
- Spy Grid: Two handlers, one 5×5 grid, one-word clues. Find your words before the trap. 4 to 16 players, about 15 min
- Five Letters: Everyone races on the same five-letter word. The TV shows colours only, so nobody can copy. 2 to 16 players, about 10 min
- Act It Out: Charades where the other team picks your word. Only your screen shows it. 4 to 16 players, about 15 min
- Face Up: Hold your screen to your forehead. Everyone describes, you guess out loud. 3 to 12 players, about 10 min
- Most Likely To: The TV asks who is most likely to. Everyone points at someone, even themselves. Read the room to score. 3 to 16 players, about 10 min
- Two Truths: Write two truths and a lie on your screen. The TV puts one player on the spot; spot the lie or get fooled. 3 to 12 players, about 15 min
- Odd One Out: Everyone gets the same secret word, except one. Trade hints, then vote out the bluffer. 4 to 12 players, about 15 min
- Fill-In: A prompt with a blank on the TV. Type the funniest filler; the room votes on anonymous answers. 3 to 12 players, about 15 min
- Tambola: Tickets out, eyes down. A number every few seconds; the first valid claim takes the prize. 2 to 16 players, about 15 min
- Bingo: Build your own card square by square, then race the room to the shape. 2 to 16 players, about 10 min
- Speed Wits: A word puzzle built out of type on the TV. Everyone races to type what it says; the quicker you are, the more it is worth. 2 to 16 players, about 10 min
Board and card
Classics and new favourites for a proper game night.
- Nine Lives: Draw until someone draws the Kaboom. Dodge it, pass it on, or hiss it away. Last cat standing wins. 2 to 10 players, about 15 min
- Summit: Ten stages to the top. Collect sets, runs and colours, lay them down, and climb one stage a hand. 2 to 6 players, about 45 min
- AfterMath: Play a card, claim its square. Five chips in a row makes a line. 2 to 12 players, about 30 min
- Low Deck: Twelve hidden cards. Reveal, replace, and clear matching columns. Lowest total wins. 2 to 8 players, about 30 min
- Isle of Tides: Settle a hex island, trade at the docks, and build your settlements. First to ten lanterns. 2 to 6 players, about 60 min
- Prism: Collect gems, buy cards, win Patrons. First to 15 prestige. 2 to 4 players, about 40 min
- Night Express: Claim rail lines across the USA and connect your secret routes. 2 to 5 players, about 45 min
- XOXO: Three in a row, best of three. Go Ultimate for nine boards in one. 2 players, about 5 min
- Drop Four: Drop a disc, block your rival, and line up four in a row first. Two players or two teams. 2 to 8 players, about 10 min
- Dotty: Roll the die, draw that many lines, and close boxes in your colour. Most boxes wins. 2 to 4 players, about 8 min
- Bookends: One of you draws the first letter, the other draws the last. Race to find a word that fits between them. 2 players, about 5 min
- Wordsmith: Lay your tiles, build crossing words and hunt the bonus squares. 2 to 4 players, about 45 min
- Atlas: Buy the city one plot at a time. Hold a whole district and the rent doubles; build and it climbs again. 2 to 6 players, about 45 min
- Ludo: Roll a six to come out, race round the board, and knock anyone you land on all the way home. 2 to 4 players, about 30 min
- Ashta Chamma: Four cowrie shells, a chalked board, and a long walk to the middle. Land on someone and they start again. 2 to 4 players, about 30 min
For two
Just the two of you? These are made for it.
The good bit
Made for the moments you talk about after.
Real screens from real games. This is what the room sees together.
Scrawl
The drawing reveal
Everyone drew the same prompt in secret. Now the room sees what it made.
Chain Sketch
Lost in illustration
A jellyfish became a drawing. The drawing became a chandelier. Nobody knows how.
Most Likely To
The room has spoken
Everyone votes in secret. Then the whole room sees who got picked.
Questions
A few things before we play.
Still wondering about something? It's probably here.
How do we play together?
One person creates a room and shares its link or four-letter code. Everyone joins from their own screen, picks a name and avatar, and the host starts a game.
Do we need a TV, app, or account?
No download or account is required to play. A TV makes a great shared display, but it is optional: the table can also appear on each player’s screen.
How many people can play?
Player limits vary by game. Some games start with two players, and selected party games support up to sixteen. Each game guide shows its exact player range.
Can we play from different places?
Yes. Share the room link so friends can join over the internet. For games that involve talking or acting, use your own voice or video call alongside Rondovo.
Is Rondovo free to play?
The games currently available on Rondovo are free to host and join. Game points and chips have no cash value.
Guides
Guides for game night.
Rules, ideas and honest picks, for when you want a plan before the doorbell.
170 Never Have I Ever Questions for Friends, Teens, Couples and Work (Clean, Funny, No Drinking)
170 original never have I ever questions for friends, teens, kids, couples, work and clean adult groups, with fingers-down scoring instead of drinks.
Games to Play With Friends: 48 Fun Games for Every Situation, in Person, Online, Two of You or Twenty
48 fun games to play with friends, sorted by situation: in person, online on a call, long distance, just two, a big group, no props, ten minutes.
The Best Board Games for Groups, by Group Size: 4, 6, 8 and 10+ Players
The best board games for groups sorted by how many of you there are, from 6 player strategy to 10 player bluffing, plus free ways to play online.
Your friends are one code away.
Free to host, free to join. Chips and points have no cash value.