Group Rooms
Party Games You Can Start With One Room Code
Getting a group into the same game usually means app downloads, account signups, and ten minutes of "wait, it says the lobby is full". Twentyroll Group Rooms cut all of that: you host a room, share a 6-character code or a link, and everyone plays from whatever browser they already have open.
One room gives you four games: classic group trivia, a word scramble race, a social deduction word game called Imposter, and the pattern-spotting game Odd One Out. Friends join with just a name. No account, no install, no app store.
Four party games in every room
The host picks the game in the lobby and can switch to a different one between matches, so one room covers a whole game night.
Trivia Night
Host-configured quiz rounds: pick the categories, the number of questions, and the pace. Everyone answers live and the reveal shows who picked what.
Word Mix
Everyone sees the same scrambled letters and races to type a real word from them. Faster solves score more, and words get longer as rounds go on.
Imposter
Everyone secretly receives the same word, except one player who gets a near-miss. Give one-word clues, vote out the suspect, and catch the imposter before they blend in.
Odd One Out
Four items appear and one does not belong. Spot it before your friends do; speed decides the scoreboard.
Built for the group chat, not the classroom
Rooms hold up to 12 players and work on any mix of devices: iPhones, Androids, laptops, tablets. The host needs a free account so the room has an owner; everyone else can join as a guest by typing a name. That means the friend who never installs anything can still be in the game 15 seconds after you send the link.
Rounds run themselves. Timed questions advance on their own, reveals can auto-continue or wait for the host, and if someone loses connection mid-round the game moves on without hanging. There is no presenter role and no shared screen requirement, so it works just as well for a couch full of people as for a group spread across three time zones.
Free to host, free to join
Group Rooms are completely free: hosting, joining, and all four games. There is no player limit fee and no premium wall in front of any game type. The only premium touch is optional: a premium host unlocks premium trivia categories for the whole room, guests included.
Room games are casual by design. They do not affect anyone’s global leaderboard rank or XP, so a guest who has never played and a level 40 regular can be on the same scoreboard without anyone risking their ranking.
How a game night starts
Create a room and you get a 6-character code plus a share link. Send it to the group chat. As friends open it, they appear in the lobby; the host tweaks the rules (rounds, timers, categories, pacing) and hits start once at least two players are in (three for Imposter). After the final scoreboard, the host can hit play again with the same code, switch games, or close the room.
If the night gets interrupted, nothing is lost: your open rooms are listed on the Group Rooms page so you can jump back in with the same code, and idle rooms clean themselves up automatically.
Frequently asked questions
Do my friends need an account to play?
No. Only the host needs a free account. Everyone else opens the room link or enters the 6-character code, types a display name, and plays as a guest from their browser.
How many people can play in one room?
Up to 12 players per room. Trivia, Word Mix, and Odd One Out start from 2 players; Imposter needs at least 3.
What games are included?
Every room includes four games: Trivia Night (host-configured quiz rounds), Word Mix (a word scramble race), Imposter (a social deduction word game), and Odd One Out (spot the item that does not belong). The host can switch games between matches in the same room.
Is it really free?
Yes. Hosting rooms, joining rooms, and all four game types are free with no player limits. Premium is optional and only adds exclusive trivia categories, which a premium host unlocks for the whole room.
Do we need to be in the same place?
No. Rooms are fully online, so they work equally well for people on one couch or spread across the world. Everyone plays on their own device and sees the same rounds at the same time.
Is Twentyroll like Jackbox?
It scratches a similar itch: one person starts a room and friends join with a code on their phones. The differences are that Twentyroll is free, needs no shared TV screen or purchase, runs entirely in the browser, and focuses on trivia and word games rather than drawing games.
Keep exploring
Your group chat is one code away from a game night
Create a free account, host a room, and drop the link. First round starts in under a minute.