How it works

Host on the big screen. Guests on mobile.

Selskabslege is built for the shared experience in the room: the host shows the game on a screen — ideally the TV, but a laptop or iPad is enough — and everyone plays from their own phone.

Friends at dinner playing a party game — the standings on the TV while everyone has a phone in hand. — A game in progress: the host's screen cast to the TV, while guests answer from their own phones.

The host opens the game on a screen

The host runs the game from a computer, tablet or iPad. Want to make it extra festive? Cast the screen to a TV or projector with HDMI, Chromecast or AirPlay — but that's entirely optional. An iPad in the middle of the table works just as well.

Guests scan a QR code

Each guest scans the QR code on the screen (or on the table) and plays straight in the mobile browser. No app, no login, no waiting.

Live results everyone follows

Standings, reveals, the podium and BINGO cheers roll live on the host's screen — cast it to the TV and the whole room can follow along and cheer as the game runs.

What do you need?

A big screen is optional. All you need is the host's own screen — computer, tablet or iPad — and the guests' phones. The TV just makes it extra festive to follow along.

An iPad in the middle of the table shows a birthday quiz while guests answer from their own phones.

A big party with the game standings projected on the wall as guests cheer with phones raised.

Games with a live big screen

These games have a dedicated big-screen view with live results:

Murder Mystery is played intimately at the table on each phone — with an optional cinematic big screen for atmosphere, the synchronized murder scene and the big reveal. The host opens it from the mystery host page.