Zooked

The party game with zero installs

One person casts to the TV. Everyone else opens a link in their browser. Guests install nothing, and nobody has to be honest.

Zooked party game on a TV

Why setup kills party games

Party games die in the setup: accounts, downloads, one person reading rules off their phone. Zooked starts when the TV does. Guests join from a browser, the TV runs the room, and the games are built for lying to your friends.

Six games in the box

Hornswoggle, a bluffing game where you invent plausible lies. Spyfall, Mafia, a party quiz, a competitive minesweeper battle, and a word game. The TV orchestrates; phones are the controllers.

Guests just open a link

The cast screen shows a join code and URL. Friends open it in any phone browser, enter a name, and they are in. iOS and Android apps exist for the host who wants one.

Two languages

English and Swedish, switchable, because half the party pretending to be a spy should not require a shared first language.

What you get

  • Six game types Bluffing, social deduction, quiz, word and action games.
  • Cast to the TV Chromecast receiver runs the shared screen.
  • No guest downloads Friends join from any phone browser.
  • Host apps Native iOS and Android apps for the host.
  • English and Swedish Both languages built in.
  • Phone-only mode Play without a TV when needed.

Frequently asked questions

What does the host need?

A Chromecast on the TV and either the host app or the web app on their phone. Guests need nothing but a browser.