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Mojo Party

Mojo Party is a fast-paced party game collection where 1-16 players use their phones to dive into pop culture, chaotic mini-games, wild challenges, and improv mayhem. Built to spark laughs, rivalry, and unforgettable moments.

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About the Game

From the kings of pop culture rankings and entertainment commentary - WatchMojo, comes a new party game experience!

Mojo Party is a fast-paced multiplayer party game where pop culture knowledge meets friendly competition. Built for 1-16 players, Mojo Party transforms the conversations fans already have into interactive challenges. Players use their mobile devices as controllers to join quickly, making it easy to jump into sessions with friends, family, or other fans online.

  • Customizable content – Tailor the experience with regional packs (such as UK, USA, South Africa, Australia, and more), decade filters (70s–2020s), and media types (TV, Movies, Music, Anime, Games). Every group gets content that actually fit them.

  • Public matchmaking – Jump into a game of Know-verload or Stack Attack with players around the world. No need to gather a full party yourself.

  • Pop culture powered – Built on WatchMojo’s massive vault of movies, TV, music, anime, and gaming content, voiced by Rebecca Brayton (a.k.a. The WatchMojo Lady).

  • Unified launcher – All minigames live under one roof. Swap instantly, stay in the same lobby, and keep the fun flowing.

Play for Free, Unlock More Ways to Party

Jump into Mojo Party instantly with a selection of minigames available to play for free. Additional minigames and themed content packs can be unlocked to expand the experience, offering even more ways to test your knowledge, challenge your friends, and explore your favorite fandoms.

Whether you're diving into trivia battles, chaotic creative challenges, or opinion-fueled ranking showdowns, Mojo Party grows alongside your group, with new content and experiences available over time.

One player owns the content, everyone plays, making it easy to bring new games to the party without requiring each participant to make a purchase.

At launch, Mojo Party includes five distinct minigames, each with its own nostalgic and irreverent twist:

  • Know-verload

    • 2-16 players

    • Vaporwave trivia where viruses battle to dominate the system.

  • Stack Attack

    • 2-16 players

    • Two rival 90s video stores go head-to-head to sort music, movies, and games.

  • The Outranker

    • 3-16 players

    • A spooky basement-core guessing game where you try to match your friends' taste and climb their ranking.

  • Culture Inc.

    • 4-16 players

    • Improv madness where players pitch absurd mashups for the next big game, show, or movie. Get ready to convince the rest of the group to fund it.

  • Sketched Out

    • 4-16 players

    • A chaotic drawing game where your whole team scribbles on the same canvas with no erasing. Work together (badly) to recreate hilarious pop culture moments.

Mojo Party is built for living rooms, online group calls, and streams alike. Wherever your crew hangs out, the chaos follows.