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TRIACTO

Spin the wheel. Get the word. Make your team guess it.

TRIACTO is a fast team party game built around three challenges—describe it, draw it, or mime it. Play on one shared screen or sync a private room online.

Play on the web
The purple TRIACTO phone home screen with describe, draw, and mime tiles above the game actions

TRIACTO 1.3.2 capture: one screen and three word challenges.

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Three ways to play a word

Describe it, draw it, or mime it. The wheel decides which challenge comes next.

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One screen or a private room

Pass one device around, or let everyone join the same match from their own screen.

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Five complete languages

Switch between Italian, English, French, Spanish, and German, with 1,900 words in each.

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Shared drawing and online safeguards

Draw on screen in version 1.4.1. Online rules, reporting and player blocking are available during private-room play.

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The whole game, no unlocks

No ads, accounts, analytics, paid word packs, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.

// Showcase

See TRIACTO in action

One wheel, three challenges

TRIACTO turns a familiar party-game idea into quick team rounds. The game gives one player a word, the wheel chooses describe, draw, or mime, and the rest of the team races to guess before the timer runs out. Get it right and the points go on the board. First team to the chosen score wins.

The three challenges keep the game changing from turn to turn. You might have to talk your way around an obvious word, sketch something recognizable under pressure, or act it out without saying a thing. Drawing can happen on the screen: version 1.4.1 synchronizes the current sketch across an online room. Describing and miming still happen between the people playing.

Made for the room you are in

For the simplest setup, choose offline mode and pass one phone, tablet, or laptop between players. Private handoff screens stop the next team from seeing the word too early. Nothing else is needed: no cards, printed rules, account, or preparation.

If everyone has a device, one player can create a private online room and share its short code. Each screen stays in sync, including the current on-screen drawing. Conversation and acting still happen between the people playing. There are no public lobbies, random opponents, permanent profiles, or leaderboards.

Plenty of words, all included

TRIACTO is available in Italian, English, French, Spanish, and German. Every language includes 100 general words and nine themed sets of 200 words—a total of 1,900 words per language. Nothing is locked behind a purchase.

Hosts can choose the teams, timer, target score, language, and themes before the first turn. During a match, limited tactical moves can add time or change the word or challenge. The opposing team may also get a vote, so a safe lead can disappear quickly.

From the first spin to the final point

Set up the teams, choose how long each turn should last, and decide the winning score. TRIACTO then handles the rotation: whose turn it is, which team is playing, the current score, and when the device needs to change hands.

The active player reveals the word, follows the wheel, and records whether the team guessed correctly. The next player takes over and the match keeps moving until one team reaches the target. Music, sound effects, and vibration can all be switched off, and reduced-motion preferences are respected.

Online play without an account

Joining a private room only requires a display name and room code. TRIACTO does not ask for an email address or password. Convex keeps the match state synchronized while the room is active, and an hourly cleanup removes rooms after 24 hours without activity.

The game is free and contains no advertising, analytics, tracking SDK, paid packs, or in-app purchases. For the full details on local settings, online room data, service providers, and retention, read the TRIACTO privacy policy.

Version 1.4.1 and Android test access

The web game runs version 1.4.1. Google Play Alpha is available to selected testers through the closed-test opt-in page. Access requires membership in the configured tester group and the same Google account at opt-in. This link does not provide general public installation.

Online players accept the current room rules before creating or joining a room. Safety controls let participants report a player or drawing and block another installation. The privacy policy explains the data and different retention periods.

The screenshots and local showcase on this page were captured from 1.3.2 and show the earlier core game flow. They do not demonstrate the new drawing or safety controls. Older 1.3.2 Android and itch.io clients need a matching update for current online access; the current web game and closed Play test are the supported destinations shown here.

// Gallery

The purple TRIACTO phone home screen with describe, draw, and mime tiles above the game actions
Start a local game or join friends in a private online room. Capture from 1.3.2.
The TRIACTO phone setup screen for teams, target score, timer, language, and word themes
Set the teams, timer, winning score, language, and word themes. Capture from 1.3.2.
A private TRIACTO handoff screen telling the active player when to take the phone
Pass the screen without giving the next word away. Capture from 1.3.2.
A TRIACTO phone turn showing the secret word, wheel result, word choices, timer, tactical moves, and team score
The wheel picks the challenge; the timer keeps everyone moving. Capture from 1.3.2.
The TRIACTO opponents phase where the other team can keep the turn unchanged or vote on a tactical move
A tactical vote gives the other team a chance to interfere. Capture from 1.3.2.
A green TRIACTO phone result screen awarding three points and updating the two-team standings
A correct answer adds three points and updates the match. Capture from 1.3.2.