Party mode
Some cards are not songs
A party card sits in the deck looking exactly like the rest. Nobody sees it coming. Turn it over and instead of a year to guess there is something to do, and the phone runs it.
How it works
- 1
Party cards are mixed through your pack, so every stretch of the game has some.
- 2
Draw one and the assignment is printed right there. Whoever drew it reads it out.
- 3
Scan the QR and the phone does the rest: the bottle spin, the countdown, the vote.
Nobody sees one coming
The QR side of a party card is identical to every other card in the pack. You only find out when it is already your turn.
The assignment is on the card
It is printed, not shown on a screen. At a party the card is the thing you hold and read out, so one person reads their own card instead of everyone squinting at one phone. Which cards you get is decided when you order, so the deck is the same every time you play it.
The phone does the theatre
Point at a person, count down from ten, take a vote. The phone goes flat in the middle of the table and everybody watches it.
Seven categories
Pick the ones that suit the room. A pack can mix as many as you like.
Three of them are written for adults and are labelled as such.
Timeline 
Party 
Music 
Kids 
Drinking 
Spicy 
Couples Getting them
Party cards are mixed into a pack when you make one, and can be added to a pack you already own as a deck of their own.