The whole screen
is the arena
No spinners to pass around, no names to type. Everyone puts a finger down and each finger gets a pulsing neon circle that follows it — hold steady for two seconds and the game arms itself. Lift early and you're out.
- True multi-touch. A UIKit-backed touch surface tracks every finger with a stable id, up to the device's hardware limit — and tap-to-register modes stretch that to 20 players.
- Hold to arm. Once 2+ fingers hold steady, a Start button appears on the emptier half of the screen — or Auto Start counts the round in by itself.
- Fair by design. The winner is chosen by a cryptographically secure random number generator before the sweep even starts — the light show is pure theatre, the result is pure chance.
Pick a mode · The sweep · The reveal
Pick a mode
Six ways to play, one tap away. Then everyone holds a finger on the screen.
The sweep
Circles light up in a random sequence that accelerates, cruises, then decelerates into the pick — ticks and haptics ramping all the way.
The reveal
The picked circle turns hot red, grows and glows; everyone else dims. A win chime, strong haptics and a colour-matched confetti burst land the moment.
Picking sides,
without the arguments
Tap to join, and a comet hops between circles dealing everyone into 2–4 colour-coded teams. Because Teams uses tap-to-register, up to 20 players can pile in — far beyond the hardware's simultaneous-touch limit.
- Secure shuffle — the deal is drawn from the system's cryptographically secure generator, so no one can blame the captain.
- A result card worth waiting for — team colours, member lists, confetti and a fanfare.
- Run it back — Play Again reshuffles the same players; lift and re-place fingers to start fresh.
Survive the sweep,
take the crown
Elimination knocks one player out per round at your pace. Last Finger Standing runs the rounds back-to-back automatically, tension rising as the circle count falls — until one champion remains.
- Eliminated circles dim and sit out while the sweep keeps hunting the survivors.
- The champion gets the full treatment — spotlight, chime, confetti and a result card to prove it.
- Fresh fingers, fresh game — lift everything and place new fingers to roll straight into the next round.
Your party,
your rules
Tune the suspense, restyle the arena, and dial the feedback up or down — every effect has its own switch.
- Roulette length — 2–8 seconds with Quick / Normal / Long presets, plus Auto Start and a configurable countdown.
- Three circle palettes (Neon / Pastel / Classic) and four party backgrounds — Midnight, Sunset, Ocean and Candy — each with Dark and Light variants.
- Sound, haptics and celebrations — individually toggleable, with Dark / Light / System themes.
