Apps

A smartphone party game app that lets multiple people play together in one place. It includes 39 or more games such as Word Wolf, werewolf, unanimous-choice games, improv comedy prompts, and drawing telephone. Designed to work with groups as small as 2 and as large as 111 people. In addition to in-person play, it supports remote play combined with voice or video call apps. Games are added and updated on an ongoing basis.

A travel record app where users enter their level of experience with each of Japan’s 47 prefectures across 6 categories: lived, stayed overnight, walked around, stopped over, passed through, and never visited. Each level has a point value, and the total becomes your “Keikenchi” score. The results are visualized as a color-coded map of Japan. Multiple maps can be saved so families can maintain separate records or track different time periods independently.

A social deduction party game app where most players receive the same word, but one or a few receive a slightly different one. Players discuss the topic without revealing their word, and try to identify who has the different one. The app includes over 1,400 prompts across categories including food, daily life, hobbies, and romance. A game takes approximately 5 minutes, making it suitable for parties and waiting time. A “conversation hint” button is also included for first-time players.

The official app version of an analog game where players follow “divine orders” from the walking god. The words “where to go” and “what to do” combine randomly to generate over 2,000 different missions. Since the destination and mission change every time, a routine walk in the neighborhood becomes a new experience each time. Works anywhere without requiring a specific location. Available as a one-time purchase.

A conversation game app for enjoying pointless debates. Opening and closing phrases combine to generate over 1,900 debate topics automatically. Players debate the generated topic without seeking a conclusion, letting conversation flow naturally. Based on the analog game by Drosselmeyer’s, the app is available as a one-time purchase and supports multiple players.

The official app version of an analog game where players follow divine orders from the “God of Free Time.” It is the indoor counterpart to God of Walk. Over 130 different idle-time missions are presented randomly, and players simply follow along. The design intentionally sets no purpose or measurable outcome, with the only goal being to make an otherwise empty moment slightly more interesting. Available as a one-time purchase.

The official app version of an analog game where players answer open-ended prompts delivered by the “God of Wits.” Three tiers of words — upper, middle, and lower — combine to generate over 20,000 unique prompts. The prompts have no correct answers, inviting players to respond with humor and creativity. Suitable for drinking parties, social gatherings, and live stream content. Available as a one-time purchase.