Bring It On: Party Games

Everyone's here. Now what? Bring It On puts up to 8 people in one room and runs quick party games. Send a link. Anyone with the app lands straight in your room. ■ Playing in 30 seconds No sign-up. No email, no phone number, no password. Pick a nickname and you're in. Nobody has to sit through a setup screen while the room waits. ■ Alone, or with a crowd · Solo — short on people? Add bots. Start right now · Multiplayer — friends join mid-session. Up to 8, live · Teams — four or more splits into sides · Bots fill every empty seat, up to eight · Bot difficulty is yours to set. Easy at first, harder later ■ How it works 1. Make a room and you get a 6-character code 2. Send the link to your group chat 3. They tap it and they're in — nickname only, no account 4. Host starts, everyone plays ■ The games · Trivia — question drops, answer fast. Speed pays · Countdown — call numbers in turn. Say the target and you lose · Number Grab — the number climbs. Wait for more, or lose it to someone quicker · Red Light — move while the tagger looks away. First to 100 steps wins · Mouse Grab — mice run around the board. Tap one before anyone else. Golden ones score double, bombs cost you · Turn Trivia — one at a time. Three right and it passes on · Flash — a word appears, then it's gone. Pick what you saw from four options · Speed Quiz — a clock counts down. Answer as many as you can before it hits zero · Nonsense — wordplay. Being clever beats being right · Team Battle — pick sides. The winning side scores extra ■ Games for your head, games for your hands Trivia, Nonsense and Speed Quiz reward what you know. Flash rewards how fast you read and react. Countdown and Number Grab are nerve and timing. Red Light and Mouse Grab are pure reflex. A round mixes types, so everyone is good at something. ■ Good for · Parties, dinners, road trips, game nights · Breaking the ice with people you just met · Friends you haven't seen in a while · Settling who goes first, or who pays · Family gatherings and holidays · Killing time alone against bots ■ About this app · No sign-up — a nickname is the whole setup · Tap a link and the room code comes with it · A game runs about 3 minutes · Last place gets a title too · Leave the room and your record stays · See your head-to-head history with past opponents ■ Ads and payment · One ad after a game ends. Never during play · You can pay once to remove ads. It's a purchase, not a subscription · Nothing unlocks games or makes you stronger. You can't buy a win ■ New here? Each game shows its rules on one screen before it starts. Read them or just play a round — most of them explain themselves. If it's your first time, turn bot difficulty down and play a few rounds alone before you invite anyone. ■ Questions people ask · Do my friends need the app too — Yes. The link sends them to the store. After installing, tap the link once more and you're in — no code to type · How many people do I need — One. Bots take the other seats · Do games have minimum players — Some do. Team Battle needs four · Does it use much data — It's live, but it's only sending text and numbers · What if I lose signal — Come back and you rejoin the same room · Does it work with Android — Yes. Android and iPhone share the same room Support · Privacy Policy https://ssangyongttt.github.io/bringiton-legal/en/