✳ GAME NIGHT, WITH A DESI SOUL

Same sofa.
New rivalries.

For the Bollywood buff. The cricket fanatic.
The friend who thinks they know you.
Bring your people. We’ll bring the game.

A new TV edition. Currently in the making.

THE BIG-SCREEN ENERGY01 / A LITTLE PREVIEW
BOLLYWOOD NIGHTSAMPLE 01 / 03
ONE FOR THE FILMY FRIEND

Raj. Simran.
One very important train.
Name the film.

Go on. Pick an answer.INTERACTIVE PREVIEW
MINGLEBOX
Fair warning:
someone’s getting competitive.

THE GROUP CHAT DESERVES A GAME NIGHT.A LITTLE SCROLL. A LOT TO PLAY.

PICK YOUR KIND OF CHAOS

Good company.
Excellent competition.

A taste of the TV game nights we’re building.
Familiar obsessions. A few friendly surprises.

These are playable samples, not full multiplayer games. The TV edition is still being built.

THE PLAN FOR YOUR NEXT NIGHT IN

Less setting up.
More showing off.

01

Claim the big screen.

Pick a game night on the TV. Bollywood, cricket, or a little bit of everyone.

02

Bring your phones.

Scan a QR code and join in your browser. No guest accounts or extra controllers.

03

Let the room light up.

Lock in your answer. Look up for the reveal. Demand a rematch. You know the drill.

BEFORE SOMEONE ASKS

A few
good questions.

Can we play it right now?

You can play the sample rounds on this page and try our original browser party games today. The new TV edition and its full Bollywood, cricket, and culture packs are in development.

Do all my friends need to download an app?

No. Guests join through their phone’s browser using a QR code or room code. Our original browser games already work this way; the TV edition will use the same simple idea.

Which TVs will it work on?

We’re building the TV app for Android TV and Google TV, including Chromecast with Google TV. It isn’t available in the Play Store yet. You can use the original browser games on a computer connected to your TV.

Is it just for Bollywood experts?

Only if that’s your crowd. The TV lineup also includes Cricket Club, Desi Table, House Mix, and Read the Room, where knowing your friends matters more than knowing film trivia.

How many people can play?

The TV edition is designed for up to eight players. Trivia also supports solo play with your TV remote. Read the Room needs at least two people, and you can share a phone to play as a team.

Is MingleBox free?

The samples here and our original browser party games are free to try. Pricing for the upcoming TV edition hasn’t been set.

YOUR NEXT “ONE MORE ROUND” STARTS HERE

Make a night
of it.

Try a sample round Or open the browser party games

Good company required. Expert knowledge optional.