🦇 Halloween
Halloween party games
A spooky music blind test, an impostor game with scary words, horror movies in emojis: a ready-to-play Halloween night, together or remotely. Everyone plays from their phone, free and with no signup.
The Halloween edition is pre-selected in the games that have one.
The Halloween games
Mrs Clara, spooky edition
The impostor game with 22 spooky word pairs (in French for now): vampire or werewolf, pumpkin or squash, coffin or grave, cauldron or pot… Everyone gives a clue, nobody knows who got the different word, and Mrs Clara has no word at all. The perfect way to start the night suspecting each other.
Halloween blind test
A 38-track Halloween category: Thriller, Ghostbusters, This Is Halloween, Monster Mash, The Addams Family theme, Bloody Mary (Wednesday's dance), Stranger Things, Psycho, The Exorcist… Find the title, the artist or the movie as fast as you can. Typos are forgiven, hesitation isn't.
Horror movies in emojis
25 emoji puzzles: 🔪🚿🏨, 🤡🎈🌧️, 📞😱🔪… Psycho, It, Scream, The Shining, The Addams Family, Hocus Pocus, Coco or Wednesday. The fastest scores the most: perfect to settle who the real movie buff is.
Most likely to… (Halloween version)
20 questions to vote on (in French for now): who would die first in a horror movie? Who would check where that noise in the attic comes from? Who would sleep with the lights on? Everyone votes from their phone and the results drop at once.
Set up a Halloween game night in 2 minutes
Create a room, share the link with the group, and everyone joins from their phone: no app to install, no account to create. The host picks a game, ticks “Halloween edition” in the settings, and the round starts. You can chain several games in the same night, or schedule a playlist that runs on its own.
For a great night, start with a talkative game (Mrs Clara), follow with the Halloween blind test to build up the tension, and finish with “Most likely to…” for the laughs. About an hour gets you through it all, between handfuls of candy.
A remote Halloween party
Not all in the same city? Every room has built-in voice chat, with camera if you want to show off your costumes. Share the link and play as if you were around the same table. It also works for a class or a remote team that wants to celebrate Halloween differently.
Word of the Day dresses up too
Until October 31, Word of the Day goes Halloween: a themed five-letter word every day, to guess in six tries. Share your grid of colored squares to challenge your friends.
Halloween night: your questions
What games should we play at a Halloween party?
An impostor game to break the ice (Mrs Clara, spooky edition), a Halloween music blind test for the vibe, horror movies to guess from emojis, and “Most likely to…” to end on a laugh. All of them play on phones, for free.
How do you run a Halloween music quiz?
Create a room, pick “Blind Test — Songs” and choose the Halloween category (or tick “Halloween edition”). The 38 clips range from Thriller to Stranger Things and classic horror movie themes. Everyone answers from their phone and the fastest scores the most.
Can we play Halloween games remotely?
Yes. Share the room link: everyone joins from home, and built-in voice chat (camera optional) lets you play together.
Are the Halloween games kid-friendly?
The content stays light: no gore, just classic monsters, cult movies and silly questions. References to horror films (Psycho, The Shining…) will speak more to teens and adults.
Is it free?
Yes, every game is free with no signup. All you need is a browser on a phone or computer.