THE NIGHT STARTS HERE

Good friends.
Great nights.

A little mischief.
A lot to talk about.

16 games for good company or a little solo curiosity.
Pick a game. Make a night of it.

One screenTogether or solo

Most Played

The games people start most across After Hours.

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Phone to your forehead. Friends acting their hearts out. What could it be?

2–121 min / turn

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Charades

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Choose categories, custom prompts and a timer. Play casually or in two teams with equal turns.
Hold the phone at your forehead, screen facing your friends. They silently act while you guess aloud.
Tap Play and allow motion if asked. When Tilt is on, tilt down for Got it or up for Pass, then return upright. Buttons always work.
Each correct answer earns one point. Review the round, rotate the guesser and keep the room laughing.

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Rank five things together. Someone has a secret reason to disagree.

3–125–10 min

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The Mole’s Mission

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Privately read your role and the shared ranking challenge. Only the mole sees a secret objective.
Discuss five items and arrange them together from the top label to the bottom label.
Agree and lock the order. Pass the phone for private votes for the mole; you cannot vote for yourself.
The mole wins only if the objective succeeds and they escape a unique highest vote. A voting tie lets them escape.

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Party games

One shared phone. A whole room to play with.

An odd word. A very believable lie. Can you spot the real definition?

3–1015–25 min

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One strange situation. A room full of questions. Find the missing story.

3–125–10 min / story

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Explain This

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One reader privately learns the solution to a fictional mystery. Everyone else looks away.
Hide the answer and read the strange situation aloud. Ask one yes-or-no question at a time.
The reader answers Yes, No or Irrelevant. Reconstruct the main facts together; use a hint if stuck.
Confirm solved or reveal together, then rotate readers. Fresh stories come from a deck of 200.

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One secret opinion. Everyone else is being themselves.

3–123–5 min

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Fake Expert

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Choose Subtle or Chaotic. Pass the phone so everyone privately reads the same discussion topic.
One player also receives an opinion to defend naturally. Everyone else discusses their own view.
After talking, each player privately votes for one other person. Submitted votes stay locked.
Reveal together. A unique highest vote for the fake gives the group victory; any other result lets the fake win.

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Turn a secret number into an example. Find where everyone fits.

3–1210–20 min

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A secret wink. A second chance. Police watching the room.

4–202–10 min / round

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Killer Killer

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Choose roles and a timer. Pass the phone to privately read your role, then hide it.
A killer winks: the target says “I’m dead”. A living doctor deliberately closes both eyes to revive a dead player.
Living police may accuse. A wrong guess exposes police but leaves them alive. Dead players can watch and talk.
People win by catching any killer or surviving the timer. Killers win when all others are dead. Pause to record calls.

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Build a trusted team. Complete the mission. Keep the Oracle hidden.

5–1020–40 min

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Shadow Council

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Read your secret role and known allies. Start with Core for your first game.
The leader proposes a team. Vote in person, then record Accept or Reject. A strict majority accepts; five rejections give evil victory.
Team members privately support or sabotage. Three failed missions give evil victory.
After three successes, the Hunter guesses the Oracle. Good wins only if that guess is wrong.

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One room. One secret. Someone is making it all up.

3–205–15 min

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A circle of strange answers. One Outsider trying to find the rule.

3–123–5 min / round

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Weird Club

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Pass the phone. The Outsider learns their role; everyone else privately learns the same secret rule.
Ask ordinary questions, compare answers and actions, and find the pattern. The club keeps its rule secret.
The Outsider gets two guesses. The group accepts a close main idea; an optional subtle hint can help.
Use the suggested three-minute timer or play untimed. Solve or reveal, then rotate the Outsider.

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A hidden leader. A secret trigger. A detective blending into the room.

4–122 min / round

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Who’s the Leader?

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Pass twice in private: learn your role first, then the leader’s secret trigger. The detective learns neither secret.
Leader: do the trigger, then one new action once. Followers copy the action once. The detective may copy to blend in.
The detective gets two guesses at the leader. The group gets two private votes to find the detective; a tie uses an attempt.
Everyone takes a card at check-ins and votes. Find the detective or survive two minutes to win; two failed group votes give the detective victory.

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2-player games

Two players. One screen. Play at the same time.

Study the runes. Rebuild the pattern before your rival.

2 players2–3 min

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Mirror Duel

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Two players share matching grids: Easy 3×3, Normal 4×4, Hard 5×5. Both tap Ready.
Memorize the pattern on your own half. Difficulty sets the preview time; recreate it after it disappears.
Tap to select or undo cells, then Submit. A wrong answer briefly locks your controls; edit and retry.
Fastest correct earns a point; near-simultaneous correct answers share it. Most points after five rounds wins.

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Two rivals. Two runes. Tap only when your symbol appears.

2 players1 min

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Rune Rush

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Two players share one screen. Claim Star or Moon; both tap Ready.
Tap your side when the central rune matches your symbol. A correct tap earns one point.
Wrong runes, Diamonds and taps during WAIT cost one point. Release between taps; one answer per cue.
Each player gets six matching cues among 18 total. Highest score wins; equal scores draw. Keyboard: A and L.

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Race to pull the orb. When the arena says STOP, release.

2 players30 sec

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Tug of Shadows

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Put one device between two players. Choose your facing direction; both tap Ready.
During GO, tap and release your side to pull the orb. Holding or extra fingers cannot earn extra pulls.
When STOP appears, stop tapping. Each fresh red tap costs three, five or seven pulls on Easy, Normal or Hard. Holds never repeat.
After 30 active seconds, the higher pull score wins; equal scores draw. Keyboard: A and L.

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Daily Challenges

Solo-first games. A new daily challenge to come back to.

One shape. One straight cut. How close can your eye get?

Solo2–5 min

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Cut It Loose

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Choose Daily 5 for today’s five shared challenges, or unlimited solo Practice.
Aim for the target percentage on the piece with the little star. Holes contain no material.
Swipe straight across from outside one edge to beyond the other. Invalid gestures do not count. Keyboard line controls are available.
A cut earns 100 minus four times its percentage-point error, rounded, with a minimum of zero. Replays are local and never ranked.

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Two articles. A trail of links. Follow your curiosity to the other side.

SoloAt your pace

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Rabbit Hole

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Choose Daily, a Quick difficulty, or your own From and To articles in Custom. Play solo.
Follow article links to reach the target. Each loaded article and use of Back costs one move.
Keep the target article in view. Custom routes are unverified and unranked.
Reach the target to stop the clock. Share the exact Daily challenge and result without revealing the route.

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More games coming soon

LESS SCROLLING. MORE STORIES.

Your phone is the host.
The room is the game.

01 · Gather your peoplePlay together in the same room. Your guest list carries between games.

02 · Keep a little mysteryPrivate cards hide before every handoff. Everyone else looks away.

03 · Make it a good nightNo sign-ups for individual players, no downloads, and no ads interrupting a round.

Help shape After Hours.

Game ideas and little fixes, welcome.

THE NIGHT STARTS HERE

Good friends.
Great nights.

A little mischief.
A lot to talk about.

16 games for good company or a little solo curiosity.
Pick a game. Make a night of it.

One screenTogether or solo