Table Party runs alongside a Discord call in a browser tab. It does not need a Discord bot or an Activity installation: one person creates the Table Party room and posts its invite link in the chat.
Choose a spoken-clue game for a group that likes talking, or a typed-answer game when voices overlap. On a phone, switching between a call and a browser can be awkward; a computer for the call and a phone for playing gives you separate controls.
Pick by the night you’re having
Wavelength
Quiplash
Codenames DuetChoose a game for the call
Set up the room
- Join your usual Discord voice call.
- Open a Table Party game, create a room and paste the invite link into the chat.
- Ask each player to open the link in their own browser. Check the player count, then start.
- If you want a shared display, share the dedicated TV view. Keep any screen showing a secret role or unrevealed clue private.
If something gets in the way
If the link opens in an awkward in-app browser, open it in your normal browser. Use headphones when call audio echoes. Keep the game tab available during timed turns, and pick an untimed or slower game if players need more time.
Questions about Games to play with friends on Discord
Is Table Party a Discord Activity?
No. These games run in a separate browser tab alongside your call; no Discord integration is required.
Do we need a Discord bot?
No. Share the Table Party invite link in the chat and each player joins from their browser.
Does everyone need to share their screen?
No. Each player has their own view. Share only the public TV view if your group wants a common display.