Party Battle – which team is stronger?
The group splits into two teams – men vs women, for example – and battles for points over four rounds. Questions show on the TV and on every phone.
- 4–12 players
- ~20 min
- Languages: Lithuanian, English, Polish
- Free
- No app needed
Open this page on a TV or computer and press “Play now” – your friends join with their phones by scanning a QR code.
How to play
- Players pick a team on their phones; volunteers become captains. Team names can be changed.
- Round 1, “Do you really know?” – teams take turns answering quiz questions by voting on their phones.
- Round 2, “What is this thing?” – the captain picks one of four answers; the faster, the more points.
- Round 3, “Quick duel” – one player from each team, the faster one wins.
- Round 4, “Final battle” – harder questions that both teams answer at the same time.
What you need
- A TV, computer or tablet with a browser – the shared screen.
- A phone with a browser for every player.
- An internet connection. Nothing to install.
Tips
- Each team needs at least two players.
- Teams may discuss out loud – the majority vote counts.
- Questions also show on phones, so it works on a video call.
FAQ
Does it have to be men vs women?
No. Make the teams however you like and give them your own names.
How many points can a team score?
Up to 210 points across the four rounds.
How long is a game?
About 20 minutes.
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