Frequently asked questions

SPIL is a set of party games for friends that you play on your phones, in the browser. The classic game has everyone answer “Have you ever…” questions in private, guess each other's Spill Score from 0 to 100, then watch the scores spill in a reveal.

Yes. SPIL is free to play, with no download and no signup.

No. SPIL runs in the browser on any phone. You join with a nickname and a face. An account is optional: save your progress with a username and password if you want to keep your badges and crews on another phone.

Up to 12 players in a room. Spill Score works with 2 or more, and even solo. Most other games need at least 3 players so nobody's answer can be worked out.

The host taps Start a game, picks a game and shares the link or the four character room code. Everyone else opens SPIL on their own phone and taps Join with code.

A round takes about 15 minutes. You choose how many questions to play, and Rematch starts the next round with the same room.

No. Your yes and no answers stay private. Other players see your score, label and awards. Your answers only show if you switch on Spill Mode at the end, and then only to that room.

SPIL is for ages 13 and older. Players say how old they are before they play, and packs and games marked 18+ are only offered when everyone in the room is 18 or older.

Ten: Spill Score, Room Percentage, Hot Takes, Most Likely To, Red Flag Green Flag, Rank the Room, Imposter, Two Truths and a Spill, Who Said That? (18+) and Spill or Skip.

Spill Score uses the same kind of “Have you ever…” questions, but answers stay private and the fun is guessing each other's score before the reveal.

One “Have you ever…” question a day for everyone. Answer in a tap, see how many people said yes once enough have answered, and build a daily streak.