Party Cup

Play Party Cup free online — a pass-the-phone party game for groups. Spin the wheel for dares, truths, versus duels, and group challenges. Add friends, hand the phone around, and keep the energy high — no download.

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📖 How to Play

Add 2-10 player names, then spin the wheel. Each spin picks a player and reveals a challenge: fun, dare, truth, group, versus, or social. Follow the card or take the fun penalty, then pass the phone and spin again.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many players can play Party Cup?

Party Cup supports 2 to 10 players. Just enter everyone's name at the start, and the game wheel will randomly select players for each challenge round.

What types of challenges are there?

There are 6 categories: Fun (light chaos), Dare (physical challenges), Truth (confessions), Group (everyone joins), Versus (head-to-head), and Social (compliments and plans). The game picks from 40+ unique cards.

Can I play Party Cup on my phone?

Yes! Party Cup is fully touch-friendly and designed for mobile play. Just pass the phone around the group. No download or account needed — open the page and start playing instantly.

Does Party Cup keep score or need an internet connection?

No scoreboard. It is a pass-the-phone wheel: 2–10 local names, then a random player plus a PG challenge card. English (and other locales) ship 49 cards across fun, dare, truth, group, versus, and social. Names stay on this device. Versus cards need at least 2 players. There is no online multiplayer or account.

Is Party Cup free on mobile, and is it brand-safe for mixed groups?

Yes. Open the page, add names, spin, pass the phone. Fully touch-first, no download. Challenges are PG (jokes, poses, compliments, light dares) — not a drinking game. Free in the browser for groups in the same room.

How does Party Cup scoring work?

Completing a challenge gives the selected player +1 point (versus cards pick two names). The HUD total is all player points plus round×10. Names and scores stay on this device for the session.

Is Party Cup an online party game?

No — pass-the-phone local play only for 2–10 people in the same room. Add names, spin, read the PG card, pass the device. No download, account, or remote multiplayer.

Are Party Cup challenges in Spanish or other languages?

Spanish and English each have their own 49-card deck. In Portuguese, German, French, and Japanese the cards appear in English while buttons and labels stay translated — the group only needs one bilingual reader to run the round.