Newest replayable party games

Short rounds with simple rules and shifting outcomes link these newest replayable party games for your next group night. You can dodge the blast in TAKE MY BOMB, spot the liar around casino tables in Who's Cheating? and risk offers with hidden details in Double Dealers, with social deduction, bluffing and quick minigames keeping every rematch different.

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1. Dub Party

   

   A voice acting party game: dub any video clip with your friends. Claim the roles, record every line in the booth, then watch the premiere together. On the couch, friends join and record from their phones, or one mic goes round. Online, up to 16 players and five party games.

   100%100% of 10 Steam reviews are positive17Players online now: 17

2. Cheater's Table

   

   At this table, cheating is the game. Hide your power cards up your sleeve or down your pant leg, then strike when the time is right. But stay sharp - a scratch isn't always a cheat. This table is full of traps...

   94%94% of 90 Steam reviews are positive1Players online now: 1$6.99

3. Plague Inc: The Board Game

   

   A video game of a board game of a video game, and it works. You are a deadly disease: infect one country, evolve symptoms, and race rival pathogens to wipe out humanity first. Play solo against bots, online, or on one screen with friends, with a Legacy campaign that remembers what you did.

   91%91% of 34 Steam reviews are positive33Players online now: 33

4. Knight's Party

   

   Knight's Party is a bunch of lethal tournament party games where everyone wants to become a knight yet nobody absolutely knows what they're doing. Take your friends, fire cannons, pour glasses, pursue crowns, and disintegrate to limb by limb. Here, survival is quite challenging.

   100%100% of 10 Steam reviews are positive1Players online now: 1

5. Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered

   

   The 2002 kaiju arena brawler, remastered. Pick from 12 monsters, punch, blast and throw skyscrapers through 8 destructible cities, then settle it with friends in local co-op or new online multiplayer. Big monsters, bigger property damage.

   95%95% of 1,041 Steam reviews are positive2.8KPlayers online now: 2,793$29.99

6. Figure Me Out

   

   A first-person shooter where guns are replaced by typing: get a clear look at an opponent's forehead, punch in their number, and they're out. Read theirs before they read yours, fight with flashbangs and smoke in matches of up to 20 players, and never trust a friend standing too close.

   67%67% of 63 Steam reviews are positive62Players online now: 62$4.79

7. Touhou Smash

   

   A 2D platform fighter where the girls of Gensokyo go at it. There are no health bars: damage builds as a percentage, and whoever launches the others past the blast zone wins. Reimu, Marisa, Sakuya and more each fight with their own moves. Up to 4 players, local or online.

   75%75% of 24 Steam reviews are positive$3.19

8. Studs Up!

   

   First-person football where you control your own feet, not a scripted animation. Play 1v1 up to 5v5 online as striker, keeper or referee, or draft a squad in the Cup Run roguelite and fight through a knockout cup.

   85%85% of 20 Steam reviews are positive15Players online now: 15$4.79

9. Slowly Sliding Ducks

   

   A pool full of plastic ducks, and all of them are you and your friends. Pick an outfit, waddle into races and last-duck-standing scraps for 8 to 16 players, then drift back to the 50-duck pool to show off what you unlocked.

   92%92% of 88 Steam reviews are positive100Players online now: 100$1.69

10. Totally Safe Moon Project

    

    An asteroid is coming, and your escape plan is a tower to the Moon built from fences, boxes, houses and actual clouds. Solo or with up to three friends, you stack junk skyward with a gravity gun, then haul a garage-built laser to the top to blow up the rock.

    78%78% of 69 Steam reviews are positive86Players online now: 86$4.49

11. Ostfriesland Games

    

    Ostfriesland Games turns road bowling, ditch vaulting, mudflat sled racing, shrimp peeling and tea serving into a retro arcade game. With real places in pixel art, local and worldwide high scores, and East Frisian humour. Even making tea can get hectic.

    100%100% of 19 Steam reviews are positive1Players online now: 1Free

12. Anything Goes Derby

    

    A party game where horse racing meets a classic naming game! Name your racehorse to fit the theme, and the name alone decides its stats. Bet on a 3D race with commentary that calls out your horse's name. Play solo, against strangers in Random Match, or with up to 64 people including spectators.

    88%88% of 17 Steam reviews are positive12Players online now: 12$5.33

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