Open the game on a big screen
Press Start on the laptop, TV or iPad everyone can see. A room code and a QR code show up. Everyone scans it with their phone and picks a fighter.
Free party game
Fight night for jokes. Two players answer the same prompt, the room votes for the funnier line, and the Main Event decides who takes the belt. One screen shows the fight and every phone is a controller. No download, no account, nothing to buy.
Play Sucker PunchlineOpens suckerpunchline.tv, where the game lives.

One screen, everyone's phones
Press Start on the laptop, TV or iPad everyone can see. A room code and a QR code show up. Everyone scans it with their phone and picks a fighter.
Each player gets two prompts on their phone and 80 seconds to answer. Stuck? Tap Spark for an angle.
Two answers to the same prompt go head to head on the screen. Everyone else votes for the funnier one. After two rounds, the Main Event decides who takes the belt.
Real screenshots from test games. The TV runs the show and each phone is a controller.

Phones join by QR code or a four-letter room code. No app and no sign-up.

Votes land one by one, then the winner of the bout takes the points.

One champion per game. Play again with the same group in one tap.
Like Quiplash or Jackbox?
If your group likes Quiplash or the Jackbox party packs, this will feel familiar: write a funny answer, then vote. Sucker Punchline is published by Zena Labs, the company behind this site, so this is not an independent review. The two pages below lay out the facts with sources, including what Jackbox does better, so you can decide for yourself.
Is Quiplash free? Where each version is sold, and how the rules of Sucker Punchline differ.
What Jackbox costs today, what is officially free, how the two compare, and what Jackbox does better.
Sucker Punchline is not made by, affiliated with or endorsed by Jackbox Games.
The full rules: bouts, votes, knockouts, the Main Event and scoring.
Laptop on HDMI, AirPlay, Chromecast or the TV's own browser, with sound.
Share the game screen on Zoom, Discord, Google Meet or Teams.
A no-prep plan for a group: one screen, everyone's phones, short games.
What the Family rating changes, and how young kids can join in.
A work-safe game for team meetings, in person or remote.
Original prompts from the game with the house answer for each.
Who makes it, how it was made and how it stays free.
Yes. There is nothing to buy, no ads, no trial and no account. Nobody has to pay to host or to join.
No. The host opens the game in a web browser on the big screen. Everyone else plays in the browser on their phone by scanning the QR code or typing the room code.
3 to 8 fighters write answers. Anyone else can join the crowd and vote, up to 200 more people. If you only have one or two people, AI fighters can fill up to 5 seats.
About 8 to 13 minutes at normal speed, depending on how many fighters are in. Rounds end early when everyone has answered.
Pick the Family rating in the lobby and every prompt comes from the family-safe set. There are three ratings: Family, Balanced and After Dark. The first player to join can also hide an answer on screen or remove a player.
No. Sucker Punchline is its own game with its own name, art, host, prompts and rules. It is in the same write-and-vote party style as Quiplash, but it is not made by, affiliated with or endorsed by Jackbox Games.
Open it on the big screen, scan the code with your phones, and start the first fight.
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