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game · 2026-08-13 · 2026-08-13
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designed for people in the same room to play together by passing around a single smartphone · 2026-08-13
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only one participant needs the app installed; others do not need to download it or create an account · 2026-08-13
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includes 15 games and 2 utility tools · 2026-08-13
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covers two-player games like chess and reversi · 2026-08-13
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bingo mode supports up to 100 players · 2026-08-13
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games and tools support 1 to 100 players, depending on the title · 2026-08-13
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launches games in as little as 10 seconds after startup · 2026-08-13
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free to play with in-app purchases · 2026-08-13
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supports 15 languages at launch, including Japanese, English, Korean, Spanish, and Chinese · 2026-08-13

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Aug 13

PartyAt Party Game App Launches With 15 Games, 100-Player Bingo

Qdan released PartyAt, a party game app for iOS and Android, on August 13, 2026. The app is designed for people in the same room to play together by passing around a single smartphone. Only one participant needs the app installed; others do not need to download it or create an account. PartyAt includes 15 games and 2 utility tools, covering two-player games like chess and reversi, as well as a bingo mode that supports up to 100 players. Games and tools support 1 to 100 players, depending on the title. The app launches games in as little as 10 seconds after startup. Qdan plans to add new games by the end of the year, including werewolf, shogi, and Umigame no Soup. The app is free to play with in-app purchases. It supports 15 languages at launch, including Japanese, English, Korean, Spanish, and Chinese. The graphics and branding were handled by Sai Beppu, who also worked on Qdan's previous app Dokopa.