Party games drawn from your decks.
Team quizzes, secret roles, miming, places to tap at full speed: everyone plays on their own phone while Karti hosts and referees. And the next day, what you missed is waiting in your reviews.
A game in three moves.
A host starts the game
They pick the game, the decks to draw from and the number of rounds.
Everyone joins
With their Voyelle account, through the code or the QR code on the host's screen. No guests: the game follows each player into their reviews.
Karti runs the show
He hosts, keeps the board, investigates the infiltrators, referees the teams and hands out the titles at the end.
The big games.
Whole evenings that chain mini-games together.
- Who Wants to Win Peanuts?A knockout game show: after each mini-game, the last one leaves the stage. A forfeit to come back, then the final at Last One Standing.
- Battle of the BrainsTwo teams, one team game after another: the first to win three rounds wins the battle.
- Brain PartyA board, a die, some tricky squares: every square launches a mini-game. First to four badges wins.
- The InfiltratorsAn evening of investigations: each round, a secret-role game. Unmask the infiltrators, the points add up.
16 mini-games.
Each one draws its questions from the decks the host picked: cards, the skeleton, the periodic table, timelines.
The Mole
Everyone gets the same word except the mole. One clue each, then vote.
The Big Fib
Make up a believable fake answer, then spot the real one among everyone's fibs.
Ballpark
A date, a number: everyone guesses, then bets on who is closest.
Real or Made Up?
Ten names in a row: real or made up? Trust your gut.
Pixel Peek
A picture sharpens pixel by pixel. One guess each: the quickest scores big.
Quick Draw!
A name shows up: the first to touch it on the map, the skeleton or the board wins.
Hot Potato
One phone goes around the table: answer right to pass it on before it blows up.
Last One Standing
One question a round, harder each time: one slip and you sit down. The last one standing is champion.
The Timeline of Shame
Everyone slots their event into the shared timeline. Mistakes stay there, signed.
The Tourist
Everyone knows which place to touch except the tourist. Everyone touches, then unmask them.
The Traitor
A team quiz… with a hidden traitor in each team. Unmask them!
Double Agent
Everyone gets a secret mission to slip into the evening. Pull it off quietly, then unmask the others'.
Act It Out!
The same cards three times: describe them, then one word, then act them out for your team.
Not That Word!
Get your team to guess as many words as you can without saying the banned ones… the other team is listening!
Atlas Mission
The whole table places 20 spots in 2 minutes on one shared map, and tries to beat its record.
Battle of the Brains
A team quiz: debate, the captain decides, the rivals may steal the question… and each team has its jokers.
What stays after the evening.
Titles
The night's feats and the table's votes award titles, from The Well of Knowledge to The Comeback Kid. Anyone can win them; the free plan keeps those of your last 3 evenings, Voyelle Plus the whole collection and a title shown next to your nickname.
Karti's Tribunal
A forfeit to get back in the game? The table proposes, votes, and Karti delivers the verdict. The host sets how daring forfeits get.
The cards you missed
After each game, every player finds the cards they missed back in their reviews: nothing the evening revealed is lost.
- The Well of Knowledge
- Chief Bluffer
- The Eagle Eye
- The Comeback Kid
- Spot On
- The Bloodhound
- Captain Courage
- Legend of the Night
Questions about the Apéro
How many players per game?
5 players without a subscriber. Each Voyelle Plus subscriber at the table adds seats: 10 with one, 16 with two, 24 from three.
Do I need an account to play?
Yes, every player joins with their Voyelle account, which is free and takes seconds to create. That is how you keep your titles and find the cards you missed in your reviews.
Does Voyelle Plus give an edge in the game?
Never. Everyone plays, votes and wins titles the same way. Plus only adds seats at the table, keeps your whole title collection and lets you show one off.
What are the questions about?
The decks the host picks from the library: geography, history, anatomy, chemistry, languages, computing… The game looks like what the table is studying.
Tonight, you ask the questions.
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