Party games on one screen, played with your phones.

Games

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  Sunny Side Slam

  2–8 players

  You're a fried egg on a skillet that keeps getting hotter. Dash, slam and shove your friends off the pan, and be the last egg standing.

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  Everyone is a wobbly fried egg on one big skillet, and the edge of the pan is sizzling inward. Steer with your phone, dash into your rivals, or charge up a yolk-first belly flop to send them flying. The last egg on the pan scores big, and every egg you knock off earns you a point too.

  Getting knocked out isn't the end. You come back as a puff of steam that drifts over the pan and nudges the survivors toward the edge, so nobody sits out for long. Rounds are quick, the match runs to a target score, and the final showdown, with every ghost in the room meddling, gets loud fast.

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  Fort Frenzy

  2–6 players

  Team up to defend your citadel from 15 waves of a robot army. Pick a knight, build turrets and walls, and bring down the giant Colossus.

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  The Iron Tide is marching on your citadel, and your team is all that stands in its way. Each player picks a knight: the Ranger with a long-range rail-bow, the Warden with a gravity hammer, the Artificer who heals the team and hauls supplies, or the Commander leading a squad of automaton footmen. Between waves you pick upgrade cards, spend the team's coins and build turrets, walls and traps right where you stand. Then the drones, mechs and swarms pour in, and it's all action.

  Every class helps and none is required, so any mix of friends can win. Call out threats, run power cells back to patch up the walls, and survive three fights with the Colossus to win the run, which takes about 25 minutes.

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  Say Cheese!

  3–8 players

  One player snaps photos with their eyes closed while everyone else scrambles to stay out of the shot. Get caught and it'll cost you.

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  Each round, one player is the photographer. Eyes closed, they spin around the room snapping photos with their phone while everyone else ducks, dives and slips behind each other to stay out of frame. When time runs out, the photos go up on the TV and the whole room reviews them together, while the photographer tags everyone they can spot. Yes, an elbow counts.

  Everyone gets one turn behind the camera, and the lowest score wins. No phone? Players can share one, so kids can join in too. Photos stay on the TV for the match and are never uploaded or saved.

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