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Last updated 30 October 2026

Buy a game once and host it as often as you like, for any group of friends, family or colleagues. That's the deal, and we mean it.

What we ask

• Your account is yours. Don't share your sign-in codes or pass your account on so other people can host their own games.
• Your guests play free in games you host. If a friend wants to host their own night, they'll need their own copy (or you can gift them one).
• Charging people to attend, or running the game for a business, needs a venue licence.

How it works in practice

• You sign in with a code sent to your email. Only a few devices stay signed in at once; signing in somewhere new signs out the oldest.
• You can run one game at a time.
• The name on the account is shown on the TV screen as the host.
• If an account is used in ways that look like sharing, for example many games a day from many cities, we may get in touch, and in clear cases pause hosting on that account.