
Murder in the Dark
Party game, same room
The classic. Phones deal the secret roles, then the lights go out and someone gets a tap on the shoulder.
- Free
- 3 to 20 players
- Ages 8+
All games
Free multiplayer games online, no app: party games, card and dice classics, daily puzzles and mysteries. Phones are the controllers.
35 games

Party game, same room
The classic. Phones deal the secret roles, then the lights go out and someone gets a tap on the shoulder.

Word-bluffing game
Every phone shows the secret word, except the blow-in's. One clue each, out loud, then a secret vote.

Pick and guess game
Share a tent with a tarantula, or an elevator with an angry goose? Pick in secret, then guess how the room split.

Party game for little ones
For little ones: the Snooze Bandit steals snoozes with a wink, and the Wide-Awake Owl has three guesses to catch them.

Card game
Play it solo against the Locksmith's regulars, or round a TV with friends on their phones. Free, with no app to download.

Dice game
Bluff the regulars at the Locksmith's table, or call out your friends from your own phone. Free, with no app to download.

Dice game
Everyone rolls at once, so a game takes minutes, not an hour. Play solo, race the regulars, or take on the daily game where everyone gets the same dice. Free.

Dice game
Crack the safe: roll six dice, set aside what scores, then bank it or push your luck. Play the regulars, or the daily safe where everyone gets the same dice. Free.

Psychological thriller
A free psychological thriller you play around your own home: lock down every device in your house before it finishes learning you, with after-hours support on the line until first light.

Code, wheel or workshop
Crack a code, turn the wheel or solve a workshop puzzle.

Riddle of the day
Three riddles, easy to hard. Dial each answer into a brass ring.

Daily quiz
Ten questions a day: four around Australia, three from the wide world and a theme round.

Word grid of the day
Sixteen words from the archive. Find the four hidden groups.

Whodunit of the day
A small cast, a handful of clues and one culprit. Cross them off.

Sliding blocks
Slide the blocks and free the red payload through the exit.

Signal of the day
Turn two dials until the noise clears and the message comes through.

Place of the day
Five coded dispatches about one real place. Name it or drop a pin.

Group guessing game
One player sees a secret spot on a dial between two opposites and gives a clue. Everyone drags their own dial to find it.

Group voting game
A question lands on every phone. Everyone votes in secret for the mate it fits best, then the room finds out.

Bluffing game
Everyone writes two true things about themselves and one lie. Can you spot everyone else's lie?

Bluffing trivia game
A true but unlikely fact with a blank. Make up a fake answer, then find the real one among everyone's fakes.

Murder mystery trivia game
A stormy night at a guesthouse, a magician gone missing and a culprit among the staff. Survive till dawn and name them.

Number guessing trivia game
A number question and a secret dial on every phone. Back the guess you think is closest, then watch the answer drop.

Think alike game
One question, eight answers: pick what most of the room will pick. Whoever stands alone gets stuck with the lone roo.

Ranking game
Five things arrive one at a time. Give each a spot from 1 to 5 before you see the next, then see how the room ranked them.

Couples, mates and family quiz
One player in the hot seat while everyone guesses their answers. Or pair up and find out how well you really know your partner.

Guess the sound game
The host's phone plays a sound, once: kookaburra, toaster or something else? Everyone picks in secret. Blink and Mash-up modes too.

Office Christmas party games
Five office Christmas games for up to 20 phones and one big screen, from the office Christmas quiz to Read the Room: Silly Season.

Party card game
The card game where every penalty bounces back. At 10 it blows on whoever started it.

Advent case
A door a day to Christmas Eve. Find the town's missing star.

Wartime mystery
Caloundra, late 1942. The lighthouse keeper rings you in the night: something in his own log is wrong, and he needs a stranger's eyes. Five puzzles, three phone calls, one night. Free, and it plays anywhere.

Surf mystery
5.10am in Noosa, and the middle hook in the surf shed is empty. The paddle-out is at 6.30. Pops wrote everything down: follow sixty years of Noosa surf to find his board in time.

Shipwreck mystery
A tin box in a beachcomber's shed at Dicky Beach, and a letter from a ship's boy who was aboard the SS Dicky when the storm drove her ashore in 1893. Open it, and follow him through the gale.

Strange lights mystery
A $2 shoebox from a garage sale: tapes, logbooks and a badge from the Night Owls Sky Watch Club, and four strange lights logged on one winter night in 1974. You are the club's new duty officer.

Coming-of-age mystery
January 1986, the last day of the summer holidays. Robbie, twelve, has vanished from the bike rack outside the milk bar, and you have until the streetlights come on to find him.
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Every game here runs in the browser, so there is no app to download. Phones are the controllers: one screen in the room is enough, a TV, a laptop or a tablet, and everyone else plays on their own phone. Host a party game for up to 20 friends, crack a mystery on your own, or do a new daily puzzle on your lunch break. Murder in the Dark, Snooze Bandit, Stay on the Line and the dailies are free to play today. The card and dice classics, Crazy Eights, Liar's Dice, Yacht and the Vault, are free too, solo or with friends. Use the buttons to narrow the list by type, or by who is playing, and every game has its own page with the rules and how many players it takes.