Who Said It?
A round made from what your own players said earlier in the night.
How it goes.
Chat break
Between rounds Lumi asks one player, by name, something light. “If you could have any animal as a sidekick, which one?”
You answer, or pass
Say it or type it. Pass is always a button, and passing is never teased.
Lumi brings it back
Later, when you buzz first: “The capybara fan strikes again.”
The round
“Who said their sidekick would be a capybara?” Everyone guesses the family member.
What Lumi will never ask.
- Your address, school, full name or a child's age.
- Anything about health or money.
- Anything a stranger could use.
Kids' nights only get questions marked safe for kids.
What happens to the answers.
- A chat answer lives for the night, in that game room.
- It is never used for advertising or to train AI.
- For children, Lumi reacts with a pre-written line. She does not make up a joke about what a child said.
More rounds for your night.
Trivia Night
Buzz in on your phone. Lumi keeps score and names the source of every answer. A wrong answer locks you out of that question.
Draw Me a Hint
Stuck? A teammate sees the answer in private and draws you a clue. Asking for help never costs the team.
Catch the AI
Rocket is an AI contestant who sometimes bluffs. Call it out, and the source settles who was right.
Play a real game.
Free demo games run every day.
Free during the beta. Demo games are for adults; kids play with a parent in the room.