4–8 players
Callout
Watch the clip. Pick the friend who best matches the prompt.
Watch a clip and choose the friend who best fits the prompt. The reveal shows who the room picked; agreement with the group earns points.
2–8 friends · Browser play · Ages 16+
Doomigos is an online multiplayer party game for 2–8 friends. Watch short video clips, vote or predict your friends’ reactions, and reveal the results together in your browser.
Enter a display name, create a room, and share its link or six-character code with your friends. Each player joins on their own device.
The host chooses a game mode and 5, 10, or 15 rounds in the lobby. Some modes need at least three or four players; everyone marks themselves ready before the host starts.
Watch the supplied clips and follow your mode’s instructions. Lock in your answers before time runs out, see the reveal and scores, then play another round.
All ten modes use supplied clips. Pick the mode in the lobby and use its How to play button for the detailed rules and scoring.
4–8 players
Watch the clip. Pick the friend who best matches the prompt.
Watch a clip and choose the friend who best fits the prompt. The reveal shows who the room picked; agreement with the group earns points.
2–8 players
Guess what percentage of the room will like each video.
Give your own like or dislike reaction and predict the percentage of the room that will like the clip. Predictions closer to the actual result score more points.
3–8 players
Guess which friend is most likely to love the clip.
Rate the clip honestly and guess which friend will love it most. The reveal compares everyone’s ratings with the predictions.
2–8 players
Predict how the group will answer.
Answer the clip’s yes-or-no question and predict how many people will say yes. Score by predicting the group’s answer accurately.
3–6 players
Guess who will like the clip most — and least.
Rate the clip and arrange the players from most likely to like it to least likely. The reveal compares your order with the group’s actual ratings.
4–8 players
Send a clip clue to your partner. The others try to decode it.
A sender chooses one of four clips to point a partner toward a secret friend. The partner and opponents guess the friend; the sender and partner score when the partner is right and at least one opponent misses.
4–8 players
One friend saw a different clip. Work out who, together.
One person unknowingly watches a different clip on the same topic. Nominate a friend, discuss your reasoning without describing literal clip details, and vote for the player with the wrong feed.
4–8 players
Pass a friend through clips and guesses. See where the meaning changes.
Pass a secret friend into a clip, then a clip into a name, across four people. Everyone plays at once. Reveal the chains and earn points when the original name survives.
4–8 players
Believe a claim about a friend, call it false, or peek and pass it on.
Privately nominate a friend for a clip. Pass a sealed nomination with a truthful or false claim. The next player believes, calls false, or peeks and passes it on; the loser gives up their point stake.
4–8 players
Forge a friend’s reactions. Can the group spot the real person?
React honestly to three clips with Skip, Watch, or Save, then forge an assigned friend’s reactions. Judge which anonymous A/B profile is real and earn points for good guesses and convincing forgeries.
Choose 5, 10, or 15 rounds. Intercept and Forwarded expand the count to a complete rotation so everyone gets a turn in each role. Lock answers before the timer ends; the reveal shows the outcome, and the scoreboard tracks your group’s points. Use Play Again after the final results to return to the lobby.
Each player uses a browser on their own phone, tablet, or computer. Share the room link or six-character code. For remote conversation, use a separate voice or video call; in-room chat is currently unavailable.
Guest play needs no account or download. Each free player gets five games per week, resetting Mondays at 00:00 UTC. Doomigos+ removes ads and gives its subscriber unlimited games; it covers that account only.
The public beta is for ages 16 and older. Hosts can remove players, close invitations, or skip unsuitable and broken clips. See room safety and reporting and the privacy policy.