Custom digital bachelorette & bachelor party games
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Custom games for bachelorette parties, bachelor parties, hen dos, stag dos, and every co-ed party in between — built from yourgroup’s stories, played on any screen, with a spice dial you control at every checkpoint.
Try the spice dial. The whole room changes with it.
BACHELORETTE · BACHELOR · HEN · STAG · CO-ED · REMOTE — EVERY BACH INVITED
ONE GAME · NEVER AWKWARD ↔ GRANDMA-PROOF TO NO-WITNESSES
PLAYS IN ANY LANGUAGE · EN · ES · FR · DE · PT · 中文 · WHATEVER Y’ALL SPEAK
THE LAUNCH SETLIST
Five games. Five kinds of trouble.
Five party games for the bachelorette or bachelor weekend — every one written from your group’s real stories, tuned by the spice dial, playable in any language, and captured in a highlight reel after.
CUSTOM TRIVIA · 30–45 MIN
Who Knows Them Best?
A custom trivia gauntlet built entirely from your group's intel — first-date disasters, questionable eras, the story they tell at every party and the one they never tell. Everyone answers from their own phone; the scoreboard doesn't care how long you've known them. Then the twist: the final round flips the podium, and the guest of honor grades the room live.
The room splits in two — Team Bach on the left, Team Forth on the right — and the prompts start swinging. Both teams vote from their phones; the big screen tallies live; the losing side owes a forfeit the winning side picks from a spice-tuned deck. Custom prompts are built from your group's gossip, so round three is never generic — it's the boat thing. You know. The boat thing.
All weekend, quietly, the engine has been collecting: trivia answers, vote splits, hunt photos, plus secret lines every guest slips in from their phone — one memory, one confession, one thing they've always wanted to say. On the last night, you dim the lights, cast to the TV, and press play. A performed toast — part roast, part love letter — in a voice you pick. It sticks the landing where every good roast should: right in the heart.
The whole show: Who Knows Them Best?, Duel: Bach & Forth, Cover Story, The Hit List, and The Final Toast — with the Recap Reel included. One order expands to all five games; your party's Common Block is collected once and reused; one Recap store holds the whole weekend's receipts.
You give us the real stories — the airport incident, the tattoo negotiation, whatever happened in Barcelona — and the engine writes two fakes for each one: close enough to be plausible, wrong enough to be dangerous. The big screen tells all three versions straight-faced; the room votes on which one actually happened. Then players type their own cover stories mid-game and suddenly nobody trusts anybody. Which is correct.
A custom dare hunt built for your exact city, venue, and crew: photo dares, video missions, stranger-assisted challenges, and a few items we're legally calling "social experiments." The engine judges submissions on the spot — proof or it didn't happen — and the leaderboard runs all weekend. This is the game that fills The Recap.
Every game auto-compiles the night: best answers, worst answers, the photos, the moment everyone lost it. Delivered to every player when the dust settles. Paper can’t do that.
RECEIPTS, LOVINGLY COMPILED.
PRICING
Less than one round of drinks for the group
One Night
$29–$49
A single custom game, fully tuned. The opener. Add the Recap Reel for $19.