Your TV hosts. Your phones play.
Seventeen party games on the big screen: drawing, voting, bluffing, pitching and word games. Everyone scans one code and you're playing in under a minute.
Three steps. Zero faff.
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Put Pantouflard on the TV
Cast it to a Chromecast, or open it in any browser hooked up to a screen.
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Everyone scans in
One QR code on the TV. Type a name, pick a mascot, take a seat. Works on iPhone and Android.
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The host picks a game
The first to join is the host. They choose the game, the language and the tone, then hit start.
Seventeen games. One couch.
Free canvas
Everyone paints together on the TV.
Draw & Guess
One player draws a secret word on the TV; the others guess.
Drawing Telephone
A phrase becomes a drawing, then a phrase, then a drawing… and it all comes out at the end!
Suspicious Brush
Everyone adds one line to a drawing of a secret word. One fake doesn't know the word: catch them!
Most Likely To
Who is most likely to…? Everyone votes in secret; a point for each vote that matches the top pick.
Would You Rather
Pick a side between two options, then guess what most of the room will pick.
Impostor
Everyone knows the secret word except the impostor, who only knows its category and has to bluff to avoid getting caught.
Bluff
Everyone makes up a believable fake answer, then tries to spot the real one.
Daydreams
A storyteller picks a picture and gives a clue; everyone slips in a card of their own to muddy the waters, then all try to find the storyteller’s.
Who Wrote That?
Everyone answers in secret, then guesses who wrote what. Write like someone else to fool the room!
The Pitch
An absurd invention on the TV: give it a name and a slogan, then sell it out loud to the room. Best pitch wins!
Never Have I Ever
Never have I ever… Answer in secret, then guess how many people in the room have done it. Nobody finds out who!
Fill in the Blank
Everyone completes the sentence with a card from their hand; the judge picks a favourite, and its author judges next.
Letter Grid
Hunt for words in a grid of letters. A word someone else also found doesn't count.
Boulette
The paper-ball word game: fill the bowl, then get your team to guess them by describing, in one word, then miming!
In Sync
One player sees a secret target on a dial and gives a clue. Everyone else turns their dial to find it.
Zoom Mystery
Everyone photographs an object in the room up close; the TV slowly zooms out while the others guess.
The TV is the stage. Phones are the buzzers.
The big screen shows the drawings, the votes and the scores. Your phone keeps your secrets: your word, your card, your vote.
Pick your couch buddy.
Ten mascots, ten colours. Your phone remembers yours for next time.
Teens, friends, coworkers: there's room on the couch.
Family night
The Family tone keeps every prompt friendly, so teens and parents play on a level field.
Friends over
Switch to the Adults tone for spicier prompts, bigger bluffs and votes that start arguments.
Office party
One meeting-room screen and ten phones, and the ice is broken. In English or French.
Free until November 30.
After that, Pantouflard will be $9.99 a year (+ tax), and four games stay free forever. Leave your email to hear when it happens.
Grab a seat.
Open Pantouflard on your TV, everyone scans in, and the night starts.