Play the live games, then imagine your version. Every game with a "Make This One Mine" button can be rebuilt around your wedding, birthday, baby shower, company, or youth group.
Every custom game comes with its own leaderboard, just for the people you share it with.
How well do you know the graduate? 20 questions on their phone, four colorful answers, a countdown clock, and a leaderboard just for friends and family. Faster right answers score more.
A sliding puzzle guests solve to unlock a surprise. Your version reveals your message, link, or video: a gender, a pregnancy, an engagement, any big news.
Built for baby Tinlee Belle. Your version uses one of four themes: sports, pets, baby, or bouquets, with a leaderboard just for your friends and family.
Built for a family reunion — upload the photos, guests match the pairs. Your version uses 6 of your photos, or up to 12 matched by color, with a leaderboard just for your family.
Mag shreds the streets in a game built just for her. Your version puts your person on the board, skating past obstacles, with a leaderboard just for your friends and family.
Built as a wedding gift — play as the groom or the bride and dash through obstacles to reach the altar before the clock runs out. Your version stars your bride and groom, with their own faces.
Built for someone who loves spring and the outdoors — a bee bouncing through a garden, just trying to keep going.
2-player ice car hockey, built for a hockey-obsessed dad.
Whack-a-mole with custom characters. Your version gets a custom Whack-a-[your name] logo and up to 4 faces popping up, with a leaderboard just for your crew.
Built for a company holiday party.
We've built whack-a-mole, hockey, horse racing, sliding puzzles, trivia, endless runners, memory matching, drop-and-catch, and photo collection apps. If you can describe it, we can probably build it.
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"Arabella had fun playing this game earlier. She got negative 560. She keeps whacking her sister when I tell her not to."
"Thank you! Thank you!!!"
Guests shared nearly 500 photos of the wedding.
"The bombs took me out."