Pick your secret.
Choose an answer you know. Your friends have absolutely no idea what’s coming.
You know the answer. You just don’t have the words.
Build a wonderfully awkward clue. Let your friends figure it out.
Blather is a free online word-guessing party game for 2–6 people, including the host. A small tray of words. A big test of how your friends think.
Choose an answer you know. Your friends have absolutely no idea what’s coming.
Build clues from a small tray of English word tiles. Make every wonderfully awkward word count.
Everyone guesses. Use their near misses in your next clue. Then pass the describing duties.
Send a room link to the group chat. Host and friends play right in their browsers, each on a phone, tablet, or computer — from the same sofa or completely different cities.
People and groups, places, things, and memorable titles. Pick a subject you know, then discover how spectacularly differently your friends think.
Blather is a free browser word-guessing party game for 2–6 players, including the host. One person describes a secret answer using limited word tiles, while everyone else types guesses. Wrong guesses can become new clues, and everyone takes a turn describing.
Create a room and send its invite link. Friends open it, choose a nickname, and take a seat. A room code also works. Everyone can play on a phone, tablet, or computer.
Yes. With two players, you share one score and take turns describing and guessing. With three to six, each player earns their own score for first guesses, successful descriptions, and quoted guesses.
You choose 1–5 rounds before starting. Each player describes once per round, so four players and two rounds means eight questions. More players and rounds mean a longer game.
No. Open the room link in your browser and choose a nickname. You can save your crew and add Blather to your home screen after playing.
The original Blather ’Round is a Jackbox party game. Blather here is our own browser game with its own questions, scoring, round settings, and shared highlights. Our how-to-play guide covers the game on this site.
2–6 players · Free · Right in your browser