All About Grandpa
A family party game starring Grandpa. He answers themed rounds about himself — the shed, the stories, the porch verdicts — and the family guesses how well they really know him. A signed-in host can prepare and replay question sets.
2–12 players5-10 minNo app or download
How a room starts
- Pick a game from the catalog — every occasion has its own room.
- Put the game's board screen where everyone can see it: a TV, a laptop, or a shared screen on a video call.
- Players scan the QR code (or type the room code) in their phone's browser. No app, no account.
- Play — everyone answers, votes, and scores from their own phone.
How to play All About Grandpa
A short narrated walkthrough of the whole game, from joining on your phone to the final scores: watch the how-to video. It is one tap from inside the room too, so a first-time group never needs the rules explained.
Where All About Grandpa fits
You will find it in the Birthday Bash room and the Father's Day room, alongside the other games picked for that occasion.
Common questions
- Do players need to install an app to play All About Grandpa?
- No. Players scan a QR code or type the room code in whatever browser is already on their phone. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
- How many people can play All About Grandpa?
- Between 2 and 12. Hosting is free for small groups; larger rooms need a Pro plan or a pass.
- How long does a game of All About Grandpa take?
- About 5-10 min. Every round runs on a timer, so the game keeps moving even if somebody is slow to answer.
- Can we play All About Grandpa over Zoom or a video call?
- Yes. Share the board screen over the call and everyone still plays from their own phone in the room they are in.
- What happens if someone's phone drops out mid-game?
- They come back to the same seat with their score intact — their device remembers who they were, so there is nothing to retype.
- How do we learn the rules?
- There is a short how-to-play video linked on this page and one tap away inside the room, so a first-time group can watch it together and start.