Draw with a finger
Drawing games for a room full of phones
Everyone draws on their own phone with a finger, then the drawings come up on the TV for the whole room to judge. No drawing skill needed: a bad drawing starts the best arguments.
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A screen everyone can see
A TV with a web browser, or a laptop plugged into the TV.
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A phone each
Any phone with a browser. Scan the QR code on the TV, or type the room code at joto.games/join.
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Free, nothing to install
No app, no download, no account. 1 to 10 players, depending on the game.
Debug list: every game this page was built with, whatever the desk's visibility switch says.
Games
No game here is open to everyone yet. See what is on JoTo Play.
How it works
On the TV, open joto.games/party. It shows a room code and a QR code.
Everyone scans the QR code, or types the code at joto.games/join on their phone.
The first phone in picks the game on the TV and presses start. From then on each phone is its player's controller: buttons, a text box or a drawing pad, depending on the game.
Questions
- What do we need to play?
- A screen everyone can see — a TV with a web browser, or a laptop plugged into the TV — and a phone for each player. Everything runs in the browser.
- How many people can play?
- 1 to 10, depending on the game. Each game above says how many it takes.
- Does it cost anything?
- No. Every game here is free to play: no download, no app and no account.
- Do we have to be in the same room?
- These games are made for one room: everyone watches the same TV while they play on their own phone.