The party word game
Classic books.
Party-game chaos.
Every word in your answer has to come from a single page of a classic novel. That's the whole joke.
How it plays
One page of a novel is your whole dictionary
A round takes a minute. The rule never changes; the vocabulary does.
Roll a page
Each round pulls a random page from the book you're playing with.
Get the prompt
Everyone answers the same one — “Give a toast at a wedding,” “Describe your greatest adventure.”
Write with the page
Your answer can only use words printed on that page. A Word Bank helps you browse them by type.
Reveal
Answers come up anonymously, all at once.
Vote
Everyone picks a favorite — you can't vote for your own.
Score & repeat
Points to whoever made the table laugh hardest. Play as many rounds as you like.
Jane Austen never wrote the word “pizza,” so you'll be describing your perfect one with whatever Regency vocabulary the page happens to give you.
Two ways to play
Around the room, or across the room
Same Device
One phone goes around the group. No setup, no accounts, and no internet needed.
Different Devices
Everyone joins from their own phone with a short room code. Same group, more screens.
A look
Built for a full table
The library
Twelve public-domain classics
Pride and Prejudice, Dracula and A Tale of Two Cities are included free. The rest are one-time unlocks — and more get added over time.
Good to know
The details
2 to 12 players. Best with a full couch.
150+ party prompts in Classic mode.
An optional Raunchy pack for adults-only nights (16+).
No ads. No accounts. Same Device mode works offline.
Change the book, players or rules between rounds.
Live scoring across as many rounds as you want.