Get everyone in.
The host creates a party. Everyone else scans the QR code or enters the six-character code on their phone. Add your name and a photo. You’re set.
Hit me with your
best guess.
Pick your genres. Name the artist and song.
Try not to get sabotaged.
Same room. Your phones. Someone on speaker duty.
HOW TO PLAYYou know this one.
You know this one.
Prove it.
One host runs the game.
Everyone else gets to guess.
Pick your five.
Each player picks five genres. Everyone’s choices go into the game, with duplicates counted once. The host sets the points needed to win.
Hear it. Name it.
On your turn, choose a genre. You have 30 seconds and one guess each for the artist and song title. Say them out loud. The host marks what’s right.
Artist +1Song title +1
Get to 20. Take the credit.
Turns move on whether you nail it or not. The default target is 20 points; the host can change it, with a minimum of 10. Tied leaders share the win.
PLAY WITH CARDSPlay your
Play your
cards right.
A hint for you. Less time for them.
Everyone starts with three cards. Play one per turn, or save it for later.
POWER-UP
First Letter
Get the first letter of the artist’s name. The rest is on you.
A LITTLE HELPMODIFIER
−5
Five Seconds Less
Take five seconds off the active player’s time. They’ll be fine. Probably.
A LITTLE SABOTAGEMODIFIER
×2
Double or Nothing
Get both answers right for four points. Miss either one and you get zero.
FEELING CONFIDENT?You get 15 seconds to play or skip. Then everyone sees what’s been played.
Want a straight guessing game? The host can turn cards off.
STILL KNOW THE ANSWER?Their miss.
Their miss.
Your chance.
While someone else is guessing, enter the raffle for free. Spend one point for two entries if you fancy your chances.
If they miss the artist or title, one entrant gets 10 seconds to guess what’s left. If they get both right, the raffle is skipped and nobody pays.
BEFORE YOU PRESS PLAY
Good to know.
What do we need?
At least two players and a separate host. Everyone needs a phone or browser and an internet connection. Music plays on the host’s device, so a speaker helps. No app download needed.
Does the host get to play?
The host runs the music, sees the answers, and marks the guesses. They don’t play. Pick someone you trust with the points.
Will we hear the same song twice?
Not in the same game, even if a song belongs to several genres. You can choose a genre again, just not on two of your turns in a row.
Can we play in Croatian?
Yes. Each player chooses English or Croatian for their own cards and instructions. Your choice doesn’t change anyone else’s language.
Can we put it on the TV?
Use AirPlay for audio. Keep the host’s screen private: that’s where the answers are. Everyone follows the game on their own device.