Code Pics: Party Game

One word. A handful of bizarre pictures. One trap everyone hopes you forget. Code Pics turns a table, couch, or TV into a fast team guessing game where clever clues meet wonderfully wrong guesses. The board is a grid of square picture cards, each an original surreal mash-up: a cottage-shelled snail, a lighthouse teapot, an astronaut fishing from a cheese moon, a goose knight with a fountain-pen lance. Every card can mean a few different things, so the best clue is never as safe as it sounds. How it plays: • Split into two teams and choose a clue giver for each. • Only the clue givers see the Secret Map, showing team pictures, neutral pictures, and the trap. • A clue giver says one word and a number, for example: “Space, 3.” • Teammates tap the pictures they think match. • Find your own pictures to keep going. Hit neutral and the turn ends. Hit the other team’s picture and it helps them. Hit the trap and it’s over. • First team to find all its pictures wins. Four ways to play: • Classic — the clean, tense, one-word-clue showdown. • Combo — build a streak for more points: 1, 2, 3… then bank them or risk one more guess. • Twist — after every turn, one hidden picture changes, and a golden joker belongs to whoever opens it first. • Robot — the app gives clues for both teams, so nobody has to lead. Great for two players or any group that wants to jump right in. Made for the middle of the table: • Play on one iPhone or iPad with no accounts and nothing to set up. • Put the board on a TV with AirPlay or HDMI, then use your device as the remote. • Clue givers can scan a QR code to see the Secret Map on their own phone, right in the browser. • Keep a series score with trophies and play round after round without pictures repeating. • Use clue hints when your brain freezes. • Choose quick 3×4 games, normal 4×4 games, big 5×4 games, or a custom board. • Explore 200+ pictures, including themed packs: Animality, with animals at work, and Strangerius, full of tiny absurd scenes. • Hide any picture you don’t want in the mix. • Play in 11 languages, and the screen stays on while the game is running. For 2 or more players, families, friends, game nights, and parties where “Wait, how is that Space?” becomes the best part of the round. Open Code Pics, gather your team, and see who can read the room.