Phasmophobia
Four friends, a van full of equipment and a house that does not want you there. The best group game made in Britain.
- 1–4 players
- 15–30 min per contract
- £15.99
Pick for tonight
Four quick answers. The list updates as you go, best score first, and every result links to the full check.
Four friends, a van full of equipment and a house that does not want you there. The best group game made in Britain.
Four soldiers, a planet full of bugs or robots, and orbital strikes that land on whoever is standing nearest. Chaos with a plan.
Fix the ship, find the impostor, accuse your best friend. The game that made an entire group chat lie to each other.
Sixty beans, one obstacle course, no dignity. Made in London, free everywhere, and the surest way to make a mixed group laugh.
Nearly a decade on, still the most polished team shooter for a full five. Free, on everything, and forgiving of a plan that half works.
A gentle world you explore hand in hand. The one game here you can play with your mum, your partner and your friend in Australia on the same evening.
Six friends as six Marvel heroes, with team-ups that only trigger when the right people play together. Free, loud and made for a full stack.
A Viking afterlife you settle together, one longhouse and one boss at a time. The best slow-burn shared world for a group with a month to spare.
Space ninjas, free, on absolutely everything. Bewildering for a week, then one of the most generous co-op games there is.
The friendliest big online world, free to level 70 with no clock. Slow to start, and then a place your group can live for years.
One of you is the killer, four of you are trying to fix generators and escape. A decade of licensed horror and the best private-match game for exactly five.
A farm your group runs together, one fourteen-minute day at a time. The calmest co-op there is, as long as you all own the same kind of machine.