Games like Quiplash and Fibbage, free in a browser

Write a joke and let the room vote, or write a lie and spot the truth. Free options for friends, classes and teams.

The best free games like Quiplash and Fibbage are Caption Clash and Bluff Trivia on Drawblins, which run in a browser for 3 or more players with no download or signup. Caption Clash is the write-a-joke-and-vote game, Bluff Trivia is the write-a-lie-and-detect game, and both work on a phone, so a group can play on a video call or in one room.

Quiplash and Fibbage are two of the best-known games in the Jackbox Party Packs, and both rest on one idea: everyone writes something on their own device, and the fun is in reading the answers aloud. Quiplash asks for the funniest answer to a prompt, and Fibbage asks for a believable lie. Both are paid games, so the free options below are browser games built on the same two ideas.

The free options

1. Caption Clash: the free Quiplash-style game

Caption Clash on Drawblins gives everyone the same prompt, collects a funny answer from each player, then puts the answers to a vote. It needs 3 or more players and runs on any phone. It is the closest free match to the write-and-vote loop. It does not have Jackbox's recorded voices or its writers, so the humour has to come from your group.

2. Bluff Trivia: the free Fibbage-style game

Bluff Trivia asks an obscure question. Everyone writes a believable fake answer, then the room hunts for the real one among the lies. You score for fooling people and for spotting the truth. It needs 3 or more players, and it works especially well with a mixed group, because nobody can win on trivia knowledge alone.

3. Bluffalo on GameBuddies.io: another free bluffing game

GameBuddies.io is a free site with around twenty browser party games, and Bluffalo is its write-a-fake-answer game: you write a convincing answer to a strange prompt and the room votes on the real one. It is a good second option if your group has played Bluff Trivia to death. Check the site for current player limits.

4. Survey Says: matching instead of writing

Survey Says is a game-show style game where everyone types an answer to the same prompt and you score by how many others matched you. It is the pick when you want the group answering at once without the pressure of being funny, and it scales to 500 players.

5. Most Likely To: voting on each other

Most Likely To asks who in the room is most likely to do something, and everyone votes for a player. You score by matching the room. It works with 3 to 500 players and is a good icebreaker for groups that already know each other.

6. Telephone: writing plus drawing

Telephone is for groups that like the writing part of Quiplash and want drawing added. Players write a phrase, draw what they receive, then describe the next drawing. The album at the end is the payoff. It takes 3 to 16 players.

How the free options compare with Jackbox

If you wantPlayPlayers
Write a joke, let the room voteCaption Clash3 or more
Write a lie, find the truthBluff Trivia3 or more
Everyone answers at once, no pressureSurvey Says3 to 500
Vote on each otherMost Likely To3 to 500
Writing and drawing togetherTelephone3 to 16
Recorded hosts, polished art and writingThe paid Jackbox Party PacksCheck each game

Jackbox is stronger on polish, hosts and writing, and our full Jackbox comparison says so plainly. What the free games give you is no purchase, no install and no shared screen, plus room for many more players. See whether Jackbox is free for what the paid route costs.

Common questions

Is there a free game like Quiplash?

Yes. Caption Clash on Drawblins is a free browser game where everyone writes the funniest answer to a prompt and the room votes. It needs 3 or more players, with no download or signup.

What is a free alternative to Fibbage?

Bluff Trivia on Drawblins is a free browser game where everyone writes a fake answer to an obscure question and the room tries to find the real one. Bluffalo on GameBuddies.io is another free option.

What are good Let's Fib alternatives?

If you are looking for a game where players write lies and then spot the truth, the free options are Bluff Trivia on Drawblins and Bluffalo on GameBuddies.io. Both run in a browser.

Are there games like Quiplash for 2 players?

Write-and-vote games need at least three people to have anything to vote on, so Caption Clash starts at three. For two, try Draw & Guess or a duel like Tic Tac Toe. See free 2 player online games.

Can we play these on Zoom?

Yes. Paste the room link into the call chat and everyone plays on their own phone or laptop. See games to play on Zoom.

Last updated: 5 November 2026

Ready when everyone is.

Create a room, share the link, and your group is playing in about 30 seconds. Free, with no download and no signup.