How many friends can play?

From 2 up — Turtle Soup and Twenty Questions work with just two, while Werewolf needs at least 4 to get going.

No. Every game here runs fully offline, so a house or hotel with no password doesn't matter.

Does everyone need the app?

No — one phone is enough, passed around the circle all night.

Is this okay for a younger sleepover?

Yes — Concentration and Picture Shiritori are gentle enough for kids, and the hidden-role games work well once the group is old enough to hold a straight face.

Sleepover games for a whole night in

Lights down, sleeping bags everywhere, one phone doing all the work. These are sleepover games built for a room that's supposed to be quiet-ish — hidden roles, a lateral-thinking riddle, and a drawing chain that keeps everyone awake a little longer, no Wi-Fi and nothing else to bring.

Games for this occasion

Word Wolf
One player holds a slightly different word and doesn't know it. A few minutes of talking is the whole game — perfect for a circle on the floor.
Twenty Questions
Works flat on the floor between other games. No screen-passing needed until someone's ready to guess.
WerewolfPlay on the web
The main event once you've got 4 or more. Passing the phone for each secret role is half the fun in a dark room.
Turtle SoupComing soon
A slow-burn mystery that rewards a room that won't stop asking follow-up questions.
UnanimousComing soon
Everyone answers at once and tries to match. Simple enough for half-asleep players at 2am.
Wink Killer
A secret wink across a crowded room — the more people in the circle, the harder it is to catch.
PPicture ShiritoriPlay on the web
No talking, no letters, just drawings passed around. The reveal at the end is the best part.
Concentration
A calm, quiet game for winding down — works even when everyone's half-asleep in their sleeping bags.

Tips & strategy

Sit in a circle so the phone reaches everyone without anyone standing up to grab it.
Save Werewolf for once you've got 4 or more — with just 2 or 3 people, Word Wolf or Turtle Soup carries the night better.
These all run with no Wi-Fi, so a hotel room or a friend's house with no password is no problem at all.

FAQ

How many friends can play?: From 2 up — Turtle Soup and Twenty Questions work with just two, while Werewolf needs at least 4 to get going.
Do we need Wi-Fi?: No. Every game here runs fully offline, so a house or hotel with no password doesn't matter.
Does everyone need the app?: No — one phone is enough, passed around the circle all night.
Is this okay for a younger sleepover?: Yes — Concentration and Picture Shiritori are gentle enough for kids, and the hidden-role games work well once the group is old enough to hold a straight face.

Everyone on their own phone instead? Our sister app Dokopa

Sleepover games for a whole night in

Games for this occasion

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