About Antics Party Games
Antics Party Games is a pass-the-phone party game app for iPhone and Android. A whole stack of games, thousands of cards, one phone you pass around the room. This is who makes it and why.
What Antics is
Antics is a single app that holds nine party games: Never Have I Ever, Truth or Dare, Most Likely To, Would You Rather, What Are The Odds, Imposter, The Four Kings, Spicy, and its own Antics mode, which deals a mixed stream of dares, rules and votes so nobody has to be the host. Spicy is the after-dark deck for adult groups, part of Antics Premium: hotter questions, confessions and a bit of nerve, saved for late in the night. There are thousands of cards in total, and they do not repeat until you have seen them all. No ads, no accounts, no setup. Here is what's free in Antics and what Premium adds, game by game.
It is a party-only app built on forfeits rather than drinking, which means the person not drinking plays exactly the same game as everyone else. You can see what each game is on the party games page. The app has nine games, and six of them play free in your browser: five question generators and the Imposter word dealer.
Who makes it
Antics is built by Guy Matthews, a solo founder in London, and published by Antics App Ltd. It is not a studio and not a big team: it is one person who got tired of every party stalling on the same question, "what do we play?", and wanted one phone that could answer it.
Antics App Ltd is registered in England and Wales (company number 17325612). Antics is the app at anticsapp.com, not connected to playantics.com or antics.gg, which are separate browser game sites.
Guy is a finance graduate of the London School of Economics and has spent seven-plus years working in tech. Antics was his entry to RevenueCat's Shipaton 2026 hackathon.
The first version was not smooth. It took several App Store rejections before Antics went live, and the earliest prototype had a drinking mode that the shipped app deliberately does not. The app you can download today is party-only and built for mixed groups.
Why "one phone"
Most party games make one person do the admin: reading the questions, remembering whose turn it is, keeping score. That person stops being a guest at their own party. Antics is designed so the phone runs the night and gets passed around, so everyone stays a player. That is the whole idea behind the line we keep coming back to: one phone, everyone's problem.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback or press enquiries: support@anticsapp.com. Writing about Antics? Fast facts, logos and our party data are in the press kit. You can also find Antics on TikTok and Instagram.
A stack of games. One phone. Zero prep.
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