You shout the answers. They decide what counts.
Farfalle is a party trivia game for two teams, played from your phones. Every turn, someone on the other team taps your answers in as you shout them — so being loud only gets you so far.
Who made this
Two people, not a studio.
Eduard
Code
Builds the rooms, the realtime board, and the scoring rules nobody reads until they’ve lost.
Myrto
Art
Drew every panel, button, and slot on the board — the whole look you’re playing inside.
How to play
Four steps, then you’re shouting.
- 1
Split into two teams
Join from your phone with a room code — no app, no account. Pick a team, or start one.
- 2
Host picks the categories
Every board plays the same way: 7 answers, worth 10 up to 70 points as they get harder to place.
- 3
One team shouts, the other clicks
Your team calls out answers out loud. A single player on the other side — the Clicker — taps the ones they hear, right onto the board.
- 4
Score, then swap sides
Whatever's left unrevealed turns red when time's up. Teams trade roles and move to the next board — 7 each, then whoever's ahead wins.
A look inside
What everyone’s actually staring at.
Two teams. One board. Loudest doesn’t always win.
Grab your phone and the loudest people you know.