Pandemoni: TV Party Game Night

Thirteen new ways to play — the app now has twenty-eight game modes. Hunch makes the questions about the people in the room: one player answers about themselves in private while everyone else bets on what they picked. Brink is one shared ladder with a snap point nobody can see — climb for more, or bank what you're carrying before the whole table drops. Void pays you only for the answer nobody else thought of. Hoax has you writing a lie the room believes, then picking out the one answer that's actually true. Axiom puts six plain-language guesses at a hidden rule on the board and cracks the wrong ones in front of you. Bastion is co-operative and has no liar at the table — everyone holds a clue, and holding yours is worth four times saying it, but only if the room saves the road without you. Reprise clues the same secret prompt three times: five words, then one word, then a single emoji. Daunt is a dare the table adjudicates, with two witnesses assigned to rule on every claim. Mosaic makes you publish one clue and keep the other, and every wrong marker hands the table a free fact. Ballpark turns trivia into a betting market you can win without knowing a single answer. Hive is the one mode that pays you for being ordinary. Delve is a dungeon crawl where the party can clear every room and you can still lose. And Vault is a heist where everything you use to get in is something you don't get to keep. Salvo can now rank the people in the room instead of a list — you included. The shop is rebuilt around six shelves instead of one long grid, every mode carries its own artwork, and both packs open a page that names each mode they include rather than a sentence that ran off the screen. Pack pages now say what you already own and what finishing the set actually costs — and when buying a pack would cost you more than the modes you still need, the app tells you that instead of advertising a saving. The shop now opens with a Start Here shelf that names two or three games to play tonight and says why each one is there — free, free this week, or simply where we'd start. Tell it how many of you there are and it leads with the games that suit the room, flags the ones built for a different table, and can show you only what you own, or only what you don't.