GROUP CHAT RESCUE UNIT

PICK TONIGHT’S PARTY GAME.

Tell us who’s there, how feral they’re feeling, and how much effort you can tolerate. We’ll narrow the room and make the final call.

ROOM SETTINGS40 MATCHES
GROUP SIZE
ENERGY
TIME
SUPPLIES
GAME STYLE
THE PICKER HAS SPOKEN

Two Truths and a Lie

Perfect when the group knows each other—or thinks it does.

HOW TO PLAY
  1. 1

    Give everyone a minute to invent three believable statements about themselves: two true and one false.

  2. 2

    One person reads all three in any order. The group may ask brief follow-up questions, then everyone locks in a vote.

  3. 3

    Reveal the lie, award one point to each correct guesser, and give the speaker a point for every person fooled. Rotate speakers.

Players
3–20
Time
~15 min
Energy
chill
Grab
Nothing

THE ROOM HAS OPTIONS

Specific enough to be useful. Random enough to be fun.

Filter 40 party games by group size, energy, time, supplies, style, and family-friendliness—or ignore every control and let Surprise Me cause the problem.
01

Describe the room

Set as many preferences as you care about. Every control is optional, and the live match count shows how wide your options remain.

02

Release the picker

Jackpot Rush cycles through only the games that fit and returns the rules, players, time, energy, and supplies in one card.

03

Keep a shortlist

Recent contenders remain below the picker, so you can revisit a good option after the group rejects it for mysterious reasons.

QUICK ANSWERS

What happens if my filters produce no matches?+
The picker will show that the room has become too specific. Remove one preference or hit Reset Filters—your settings never silently change behind your back.
Does the picker explain how to play?+
Yes. Every result includes a complete three-step walkthrough, plus the player range, typical time, energy, and required supplies, so the group can start playing without leaving this page.
What does Basic Supplies mean?+
It includes games requiring nothing or common items like paper, pens, slips, a bowl, or a timer. It excludes games needing more particular items such as balloons, cups, a speaker, or a camera.
Is this suitable for kids?+
Turn on Family-friendly only to remove the more revealing social-deduction and conversation games. The host should still adapt prompts for the ages and comfort of the group.