Online party games for every occasion
A house party, a work team session, an online meeting or an evening for two — the same game, a different mode and a different question catalog. You pick at the start and the rest takes care of itself.
Three play modes
- 1
Pick the best answer — everyone writes one, everyone votes for the funniest.
- 2
Match the player's answer — you guess which answer belongs to the drawn player.
- 3
Write the player's answer — you try to write exactly what they did.
What is an online party game?
An online party game is one where everybody plays at the same time from their own phone, and the game keeps track of turns and points. In Fox Tales you pick two things at the start: the play mode and the question catalog for the occasion — a house party, a work team session, a video call or an evening for two. Free.
Three modes, not one game
The same group plays differently when absurdity scores, differently when you have to match someone else's answer, and differently again in the team quiz-show mode.
Catalogs per occasion
Ready-made question sets for parties, relationships, team sessions and evenings for two. You can add your own or generate one.
A mode to match the group size
The same catalog plays differently with five people than with fifteen. Picking the mode settles that at the start, with nothing to negotiate mid-game.
Same group, a different game every time
The questions are about the people you are playing with, so you create the material yourselves. A quiz with fixed answers runs out after one evening; this one does not.
- Three play modes to choose from at the start
- Question catalogs for parties, team sessions and relationships
- Teams in any line-up, plus judge mode
- A shared pool every player contributes to
- A ready-made catalogue to start, or only your own questions
When a board game is the better call
An online party game does not replace everything. A board game, or anything without phones, wins when:
- You want a screen-free evening, with the phones face down on the table.
- Part of the group has no charged phone or no decent connection.
- You want physical pieces: cards, tokens and everything that happens over a board.
Frequently asked questions
How do the game modes differ?
In the first, everyone writes an answer and everyone votes for the funniest. In the second, you guess which answer belongs to the drawn player. The third is a quiz-show mode — you try to write exactly what they wrote — and it supports teams and a judge.
What occasions does it suit?
A house party, a birthday, a work team session, a video call or an evening for two. Each has its own question catalog.
Which mode should we start with?
The easiest start is the mode where everyone votes for the funniest answer. It needs no knowledge about the other players, so it works for a group still getting to know each other.
Can we play with our own questions?
Yes. You can add your own questions and save them to a library next to the ready-made catalogs.
Do you have to pick a question catalogue to play?
For a game on a ready-made set, yes — the catalogue is what supplies the questions, and picking one takes a second. You play without a catalogue when you point the custom game at your own questions from your library.
See also
Pick a mode and start
A catalog for the occasion, a mode to match the mood, and that is the whole setup. The rest happens between you.
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