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Party games are made for groups: rules are explained in a minute, rounds last minutes, and the loser laughs loudest. This is the best genre for a hangout where not everyone calls themselves a gamer.
The key filter is player count: set how many you are and the catalogue keeps only what fits. Almost everything here is played on one screen; online games needing voice chat carry their own tag.
A theatre, a prison and cat wardens: a platformer where your friend builds your worst level.
A physics sandbox with jelly people: work jobs, buy homes and fall down the stairs.
Food with boomerangs: slice your friends and stack absurd power-ups.
Hit the ball until it flies faster than sound — and into your rivals.
Bro-commandos versus the whole world: explosions, flags and freedom.
A deadly quiz show, a say-anything game and T-shirt battles: one of the best Jackbox packs.
Hack, slash, rescue princesses and fight over their kisses: the classic four-player beat ’em up.
A running race: four on one screen, a grappling hook and water pistols.
The Turtles like it’s the nineties: a beat ’em up for six with April and Splinter playable.
Two to four players inside one battleship: dash between stations, man the turrets and save space.
Every Nintendo hero (and more) in one game: the best couch fighter.
Four on four on an arcade arena: the queen, the snail and berries — three paths to team victory.