Crush or Cap
Play Crush or Cap free online — a group call-out party game. Spin to decide who has the rizz, who is in denial, and what tea is actually cap — social, funny, and brand-safe for hangouts.
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📖 How to Play
Add players, spin the wheel, and answer “who in the group” prompts. Vote as a table, keep roasts kind, and skip anything that feels too personal.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a drinking game?
No. It is a social call-out and voting game with no alcohol mechanics.
Can it get mean?
Keep it playful. The deck is written for light roasts and optional names.
Best group size?
4–8 feels great; works from 2–10.
How many cards and players, and is there a score?
Add 2–10 local names (play starts at 2; names max 14 chars). Each locale has 20 PG cards: spark, truth, dare, group, versus, vibe. Versus needs two names. HUD chips show per-player points; no online match — pass the phone, vote as a table, skip anything too personal. Names stay on this device.
Can I play Crush or Cap on mobile for free?
Yes. Touch-first pass-the-phone in the browser: no download, account, or two-player online. It is not a drinking game. Light “who in the group” prompts only — keep roasts kind.
What card categories are in Crush or Cap?
Each locale ships 20 PG cards across six types: spark (call), truth (tea), dare, group vote, versus, and vibe/cap checks. Versus cards pick two names from your table.
Is Crush or Cap an online dating game?
No — local pass-the-phone only for 2–10 players. Vote as a table, skip anything too personal. Not a drinking game. Free browser, no download or accounts.
How does Crush or Cap scoring work, and can I skip a card?
The HUD total is all player points plus round×10. Spark, vibe, and group cards auto-add +1 to the spun player; dare and versus do not. Next starts another spin — there is no skip button; keep the roast kind or pass the phone. 20 PG cards in every locale (all 6 languages). Names max 14 characters, 2–10 local seats. Not a drinking game; no online match.
How does the Crush or Cap wheel pick the next player?
Each spin launches at a random speed (0.45–0.65 rad/frame) with random deceleration, so you can never read the result — it's a real physics spin, not a script. The card deck is also shuffled without repeats: once all 20 cards in your locale have been used, the used pile resets. Versus cards pick the second player randomly among the other seats, never the spun one.