Gag Order: Party Game

iOS app by Clarendon Labs LLC. Games · Clarendon Labs LLC

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-10

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Store description excerpt

Gag Order is the queer party game for the group chat. Anonymous votes, messy verdicts, zero prep. One person creates a game, and everyone joins in seconds with a 4-letter code or a QR scan — from their own iPhone, or from any browser at gagorder.app. No accounts, no sign-ups. The deck deals "most likely to…" prompts, the whole table votes anonymously, and the verdict drops. PLAY ANYWHERE - iPhone and web in the same room. Friends without the app join from any phone browser - Apple TV turns your living room into the main stage: prompts, live vote counts, and reveals on the big screen, with one-tap Apple Music party soundtracks HOW IT WORKS - Free cards out of the box. No purchase needed to play - Anonymous voting: the tally shows, the snitches don't - Hot Seat cards put one player in the spotlight - Round after round, the MVP of the night gets crowned UNLOCK EVERYTHING — one time, forever - Every themed pack and identity pack, bundled. Never sold separately - All 14 city decks: NYC, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Nashville, Houston, Dallas, San Diego, Washington DC, Seattle, Provincetown, Palm Springs, Puerto Vallarta, and Mykonos - Pick your cities when you create a game — the deck tailors itself to your crew - Every future pack and city, included forever KEEP THE DECK HONEST Spot a card that got your city wrong? Flag it right from the game. Got a better prompt? Suggest it, and if it's good, it joins the deck. Made by Clarendon Labs. Bring the group chat.

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