One starting point for four party games
Ankyr Games gives four party games one bilingual, browser-first starting point, with player counts, devices and languages visible before you pick. A static Next.js hub by ZERN.
One group, four different game nights. Ankyr Games makes choosing a game a quick decision rather than another organizing task: player counts, devices and languages are visible in one place. The shared frame connects the games without replacing their individual identities.
Recognize films from progressively clearer clues. The 5/3/1-point choice makes timing matter: an earlier guess is worth more, but the next clue provides more certainty.
Previously called GuessUp, this game runs on one phone passed around the group. Drawing, describing and acting alternate; the interface supports the rounds without taking over the gathering.
Place song previews in chronological order. This Hitster-inspired music format uses a shared screen and players' phones together; the project is not presented as an independently invented set of game rules.
Secret numbers, answers and a shared ordering reveal how well players read one another. It is currently a private playtest, not a finished public release.
The Hungarian–English hub is a static Next.js site. Cards explain device and language requirements before opening each game; translating the hub does not imply every game is bilingual.
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