Party
games
for your TV.
Start it on the TV, the rest is in your pocket. Phones are the remotes and the buzzers, and your guests install nothing.
- 2 to 12 players
- No account
- Nothing for guests to install
Party
How it works
Start it on the TV
The TV's browser, the BuzzinTV app or a cast from your phone.
Guests scan the code
Their phone becomes the remote. No account and nothing to install.
The TV runs it
Pick a game and the TV runs the rest of the night.
A deck for every crowd
What is Buzzin
Buzzin is a party game platform for your TV: group games for game night, with friends or the whole family. One person starts Buzzin on the TV, everyone else joins with their phone: scan the QR code or type the room code, nothing to install.
The TV is the stage and the host: it reads the trivia questions, runs the night in Werewolves, counts the votes and the points. Your phones are the remotes, the buzzers and your secret cards. New games arrive in updates, on the same phones and the same screen.
It works on your TV
Buzzin runs on LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, Android TV / Google TV, Philips Titan OS, Fire TV, and Chromecast, and in a smart TV browser.
See where to playCommon questions
On the TV: no. Buzzin runs in the browser. Players on phones don't have to download anything either: they join via the browser with a room code. You can install the app (iOS/Android), but that's an option, not a requirement. No account required.
The TV shows a short room code (6 characters) and a QR code. Each player scans the QR or types the code on their phone, enters a nickname and picks a character: the phone becomes a controller with A/B/C/D buttons and tricks.
2 to 12 players around one TV. Some games have their own minimum: Who Said That? needs 3 players, Werewolves needs 5.
A screen with a browser: a TV with Android TV, a Chromecast, or a laptop or PC connected to the TV or a projector. Plus players' phones with internet. Nothing else to buy.
Buzzin is a platform. Right now there are three games: TV Show, a trivia game show with a voiced host, power-ups and a sudden-death final, Who Said That?, a bluffing game about knowing your friends for 3 or more players, and Werewolves - Prime time moon, a deduction and bluffing game for 5 or more players where the TV is the narrator. The next game is already on the way and arrives in an update, on the same phones and the same screen.