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Tchin is a free, browser-based party-games console for people in the same room. The shared screen — a TV or laptop — runs the show; everyone's phone becomes a controller. No app to download, no account to create: the host opens a room, players join with a code, and you're playing in seconds. Each game is a "cartridge" you pick from the shelf, and the catalogue is bilingual (English / French) and always growing: • Imposteur de mots — everyone gets the same secret word except one player. Drop a clue, debate, vote, unmask the impostor (3–10). • Tchinsaw — a Saw-inspired betrayal generator: take the hit yourself, or drop a friend (4–10). • Duel au Soleil — a two-player western bluff duel with simultaneous reveals; last one standing wins. • Labyrinthe — up to 20 players race through a dark maze lit only by their phone's flashlight. • Pioche folle — a fast UNO-style card game with host-tunable rules (3–8). • Carrés d'or — a tight two-player dots-and-boxes strategy duel. Think Jackbox-style fun, but with zero install, no sign-up, and nothing to buy — just share a link. Built for friends, flatmates, and students who want a whole group laughing in under a minute. Free to play. Clink glasses, let's play.
Starting a group game usually means downloads, sign-ups, or paying for an app first.
Open a link: the TV is the screen, each phone a controller. No install, no account, free.
Friends, flatmates and students — anyone hosting a party or group hangout, 2 to 20 players.
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