TV party games for birthdays and game nights 1UP your next party. You host. Your TV brings the show.

Lets1UP makes party kits that run on your TV. Showdown and Grand Slam are for 8–10 kids aged 10–13, Agents of Mischief for 4–16 players ages 6 and up, and Werewolf for 5–16 players ages 13 and up. You need a TV and a browser. Available kits cost $4.99–$7.99. Snowdown, our holiday edition, is coming soon.

  • It was like an IRL game, Pretty cool. — Corn, Age 9
  • Epic blaster battle. Best birthday ever. — Player, Age 7
Snowdown holiday party games: a Christmas VHS cover with red-and-green cups and ping-pong snowballs
Holiday

Snowdown

Holiday party games · Friends, family and friendly competition

Coming soon

Preview Snowdown
Werewolf: a boxed social deduction game from Lets1UP

Werewolf

A social deduction night · Four roles · 5–16 players

$4.99USD

Party Pass good for 30 days.

Buy Now!$4.99See a night of Werewolf
Showdown: the birthday challenge night party kit, with twelve challenges

Showdown

A birthday game show · 12 team challenges · 8–10 players

$7.99USD

Party Pass good for 30 days.

Buy Now!$7.99See the Showdown party
Grand Slam: ping-pong party challenges, team versus team

Grand Slam

A ping-pong game show · 10 team challenges · 8–10 players

$7.99USD

Party Pass good for 30 days.

Buy Now!$7.99See the Grand Slam party
Beacon on a phone: the charge armed and counting downBeacon on a phone: the charge at standbyBeacon on a phone: the charge defused
Beacon on a phone: the control point held by redBeacon on a phone: the control point unheld

Free prop

Beacon turns a spare phone into the objective.

Arm a charge or capture a control point with a press and hold. Free to open in your browser.

See Beacon

The planning is done. Throw the party.

Every kit puts the rules on screen, keeps the clock and ends on a finale. You run the room and keep it fair.

Showdown, Werewolf, Agents of Mischief and Grand Slam VHS-style game covers on a blue-and-yellow video-store shelf beneath a Lets1UP sign
Pick a box. Make a night of it.
  • Showdown — for a birthday game show

    12 quick team challenges with cups, cookies and ping-pong balls, for 8–10 kids aged 10–13. The team that’s behind picks, and a comeback keeps it close to the end.

  • Agents of Mischief — for a blaster battle

    6 games for 4–16 players, from Capture the Flag to President, briefed and timed on the TV while you referee.

  • Werewolf — for a night in

    5–16 players, secret roles, and a narrator on the TV who runs the night while the host taps in the decisions.

  • Grand Slam — for a ping-pong game show

    Showdown’s format with 10 games, a Lucky Bounce and power-up cards.

Buy a kit and we’ll email your code. It opens that kit on your TV for thirty days from purchase: no subscription, no account, and nothing for guests to download.

What do I need?

A TV and a browser, on the TV itself or on a laptop connected to it. Nothing to download and no account. Each kit’s page lists what the games themselves use, from ping-pong balls to blasters.

How long does it take?

Agents of Mischief runs 45–60 minutes. A full pass through Showdown takes 55–70. Play more rounds and either one runs longer, because you decide when it ends.

What does it cost?

$4.99 for Werewolf and $7.99 for each of the other available kits, once. You get a code by email that opens that kit for thirty days from purchase, with no subscription. Snowdown is coming soon; its price hasn’t been announced yet.

What people have said

  • I was feeling party planning overwhelm but this made it better than I expected. Smiles all around.
    A parent host
    I wanted more for the money without doing more work. I had spent hours researching ideas, and this made it simple.
    Dad, host
  • Epic blaster battle. Best birthday ever.
    Player, Age 7
    It was easier, and we used the extra budget for more blasters.
    Mom, host
  • It was like an IRL game, Pretty cool.
    Corn, Age 9