Sociana Play
Games your guests play on their phones, on the big screen
Sociana Play is 68 games and live walls for weddings, sangeets, office parties, offsites, conferences, exhibition booths, launches and college fests. Guests scan a QR code and play in the browser, the big screen shows the whole room, and you run it from a console. Try 60 of them free right now, or answer three questions for a shortlist.
Pick for your occasion, try one free, and send the shortlist to whoever decides.
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Each occasion and size opens its idea list. Every game is listed below.
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Award Night
The awards part of the night, run from one console: nominees in 3D, the room predicts on phones, a drumroll, and the winner is revealed.
Big Red Button
One button, the whole room, a surprise nobody saw coming.
Deep Prajwalan
Light the lamp together: every guest adds a flame to a giant brass lamp on the big screen.
Destination Reveal
The board will tell us: a 1960s split-flap departures board lands, letter by letter, on the honeymoon, the offsite or the incentive trip.
Phone Drone Show
Every guest’s phone launches a drone that writes your names in the sky. No hardware and no vendor.
Grand Opener
Stage moments for the start and end of an event, not games: a countdown, a ribbon, a lamp, a gong, a theme board or a thank-you wall.
Lantern Sky
Every wish becomes a lantern over the rooftops. No real lanterns are released.
Logo Reveal
A stage moment, not a game: the whole room taps to charge an energy meter and your logo lands in 3D on the big screen.
Phool Barsaat
Every blessing becomes a petal falling on the couple’s portrait.
Product Unveil
A stage moment, not a game: the room taps to pull the cover off and the product turns on a 3D plinth with its specs and price.
Speaker Walk-on
A stage moment, not a game: the room claps each speaker on stage and the big screen plays a 3D title sequence and a lower third.
Wedding Moments
The stage moments of a wedding, not games: the couple’s entrance, the varmala, the families and their story, in 3D on the big screen.
AI Bluff Battle
Write a fake answer that fools your friends, then find the real one; the AI rewrites every option in one voice so nobody can tell by the wording.
Janta Ki Awaaz
A family face-off game show where the guests are the survey: the board fills with the room’s top answers and two sides guess them.
Fastest Finger First
A TV-style quiz show: the room races to put four answers in order, and the fastest correct finger takes the Hot Seat.
Gullak Price Plinko
A three-minute stall and stage game: guess the price without going over, and the closest guess drops the Plinko.
Memory Matrix
Look hard, then answer from memory: a picture fills the big screen, vanishes, and guests answer five questions on their phones.
AI Mystery Box
The AI hides a secret; guests ask yes-or-no questions from their phones, and the first right guess wins.
Pointless Pratishat
Answer in secret, guess what percentage of the room said yes, and watch the meter roll up from zero.
Quiz Arena
A live quiz for the whole room: every phone is a buzzer, the big screen asks, and the fastest right answers climb the leaderboard.
AI Tambola (Housie)
Housie on every phone: each guest gets a ticket, the big screen calls the numbers with rhymes written for your event, and the server checks every claim.
Tota-ji’s Chase
The whole room is one team climbing a lamp-lit stepwell against Tota-ji, a cut-paper parrot who chases them up it.
Two Truths & a Lie
The classic icebreaker on the big screen: two truths and a lie, and the whole room votes for the lie.
Who Said It?
Everyone answers a fun prompt anonymously; the room guesses who wrote each answer and races an AI that reads writing styles.
Ask the Speaker
Live Q&A for keynotes and town halls: guests send and upvote questions, the AI merges duplicates and groups themes, the moderator decides what goes up.
AI Concierge
A helper that answers guests’ questions only from your own notes, says when it does not know, and hands the rest to your team.
Crowd DJ
Guests request songs with a mood, the room votes, and the AI builds the next set for the DJ.
Ek Saath Finale
A five-minute closer for any show: teams join hands, the room finds one dhol beat and every phone lights up together.
Joota Chupai Heist
The shoe-hiding ritual as a three-act heist the whole hall can follow: hide it, hunt it, ransom it, then Split or Steal.
Who Ate the Ladoo?
A gentle social-deduction game where secret thieves are eating the mithai, and the room cooks, watches, argues and accuses.
Nachle Dance-off
Families or teams dance side against side; every phone counts the moves that land on the beat.
AI Networking Matchmaker
Three quick questions and the AI suggests three people worth meeting, with a reason and an icebreaker; contacts are shared only when both say yes.
Persona Reveal
A 45-second quiz that reveals a persona, with an AI-written card to keep and a live wall of the room’s mix.
Shaadi Sync
The couple answer apart; the whole room predicts if they match. A fifteen-minute walk through their life: then, now and forever.
Still Point
A breathing guide on the big screen; the room’s shared calm opens a lotus.
Venue Explorer
Find your way around a venue: a staffed Expo Guide kiosk, a Brand Walk with a stamp card, or a Venue Tour on the big screen.
Wish Wall
Every guest’s wish becomes a glowing leaf on a tree on the big screen, and the AI weaves them into one blessing; or the wall shows the room’s mood.
Would You Rather
A dilemma on the big screen, everyone picks A or B on their phone, and the room splits live.
Guess the Baby Photo
A childhood photo on the big screen, four names on every phone: who was this little one?
Instant Event Recap
Before they leave, every attendee ticks the sessions they joined and gets a one-page recap written only from your speakers’ notes.
Event Face Frames
A greenroom mirror on every phone: frames, stickers and a kaleidoscope, with the best snaps on the big screen.
Keepsake Booth
A booth that makes a keepsake in a minute: an AI portrait from a selfie, an illustrated postcard, or a dream décor design.
Photo Mosaic
Every guest’s photo becomes one tile of a giant picture that builds up live on the big screen.
Photo Quest
Photo missions around the venue: teams snap or solve, the AI checks each photo against the brief, and the big screen shows the race.
Caption Clash
Every phone in the room writes a caption; the AI ranks the best lines with a reason for each, and the crowd crowns the winner.
Creator Studio
Teams invent a product, rescue a bad ad or write a jingle; the AI polishes, paints and judges, and the room votes.
Prompt Perfect
A stage duel: players study a picture, write one prompt to recreate it, and an AI judge scores who came closest.
Relay Studio
A picture passes down a chain of phones, or is built one secret layer at a time, and the AI reveals where it drifted.
Draw It Before AI Gets It
Pictionary against an AI: one guest sketches a secret word on their phone, the AI guesses live on the big screen, and the room races it.
Story Chain
Hundreds of guests write one illustrated book together, a line or a memory each.
Baraat Conga
Every guest leads a dancing procession on the big screen, and the longest line when the music stops wins.
Brick Blast
A brick game on every phone where the bricks are a picture: smash the wall to reveal the couple, the new logo or a rangoli.
Chaat Counter
A street-food stall where every phone is one station, so nobody can finish a plate alone.
Rush Lanes
A three-lane runner on every phone, themed to your event; the big screen adds up how far the whole room ran tonight.
Level Quest
A run-and-jump platformer on every phone with your heroes, your obstacles and your courses.
Maze Dash
An arcade maze chase on every phone: collect every treat, dodge the chasers, grab a power-up to turn the tables.
Merge Mania
A swipe-and-merge puzzle on every phone that climbs your event’s own ladder of tiles, up to the couple’s photo or your logo.
Mithai Maze
One hungry muncher against the whole room: the crowd steers the kitchen crew while the muncher eats every sweet in the maze.
Red Light, Deep Breath
Red-light-green-light as a movement and breathing break: move on green, freeze and breathe on red, with the phone as the referee.
Sky Hopper
A one-tap flying game on every phone: fly through the gaps, and the big screen counts the gaps the whole room has cleared.
Super Over
Swipe cricket for the whole room: one ball each, the fielding side picks the delivery and every other phone calls the shot.
AI Antakshari
The family song-chain classic, refereed by AI: teams sing a song that starts with the last letter, and the AI checks the letter and every repeat.
Crowd Cam
A staffed big-screen experience: the dance floor paints the screen in marigold while a festival haathi walks the room.
30-Second Pitch Arena
Pitch an idea in 30 seconds on stage; the AI transcribes and scores it on your rubric, and the room votes.
Pose Match
A staffed kiosk game on the big screen: a carved jaali wall glides in with a body-shaped hole; make the shape and fit through, or tip into the pool.
Say It or Act It — Beat the AI
Describe it without the banned words, or act it out: the AI guesses live on the big screen while the crowd races it.
Try-On Mirror
A staffed jeweller’s mirror kiosk where guests see the safa, the jhumkas or the reception set on themselves, live.
Voice Booth
A voice booth: toasts for the couple polished by AI into a reception playlist, or any line re-performed as a cricket commentator or news anchor in a stock AI voice.
No game matches every filter.
Game ideas, ranked by occasion
Editorial lists for the couple planning their own sangeet and for the planner choosing for a client: why each game, when in the evening, for how many, how long.
- Wedding games for guests that the whole family plays13 games
- Our most recommended wedding games, and why6 games
- Team building games for corporate offsites12 games
- Conference engagement ideas that work in a full hall12 games
- Exhibition booth games that bring visitors and capture leads12 games
- Product launch event ideas the whole room takes part in11 games
- Diwali party games for office, society and family11 games
- College fest games and event ideas, ranked12 games
- Top 10 games for events, for any occasion10 games
- AI games for events, and what the AI actually does in each8 games
- Quiz night ideas for office, wedding and society7 games
- Photo booth alternatives guests actually queue for8 games
How a game runs at your event
Guests scan a QR
From the big screen or a table card. They play in the phone browser: no app, no sign-up.
The big screen shows the room
Any laptop browser connected to the LED wall, projector or TV: questions, votes, photos and leaderboards, live.
You run it from a console
Start rounds, approve photos, pick the winner. On the day, we can run it with you, with your names, photos and colours on real AI.
Questions people ask
What is Sociana Play?
A set of 68 games and live walls for events. Guests scan a QR code and play on their phones in the browser, the big screen (an LED wall, projector or TV) shows the whole room, and a host runs it from a console. Each game has ready-made versions for weddings, conferences, offsites, festivals, exhibitions, launches and campus fests.
Can I try the games before booking?
Yes. 60 games have a free 2-hour self-serve trial: you host on your device, friends join from their phones, and the big screen runs in any browser. The AI is simulated in the trial and every trial screen says so. The microphone and camera games are shown as self-running demos and guided demo calls.
Which game should I pick for my event?
Answer the three questions at the top of this page (occasion, guests, the feel you want) for a shortlist of five, or open the idea list for your occasion. A good evening usually mixes one whole-room game (a quiz or Tambola), one creative or photo moment, and one wall that runs in the background.
Do guests need an app?
No. Guests scan a QR code and play in the phone browser. Nothing to install, no sign-up.
How many guests can play?
Most whole-room games take hundreds of phones at once; quizzes up to 1,000 and walls, Q&A and mosaics up to 5,000. Drawing and team games are built for up to 200–300. Each game page gives its own numbers.
We are an event agency. Can we run these for our clients?
Yes. Agencies and planners use Sociana Play across weddings, corporate events and activations: each game carries the client’s names, photos and branding, and we run it with you on the day. Save the games you want and send the shortlist; we reply with setup notes and an itemised quote.
How is it priced?
Per occasion, by the games chosen, the number of screens and the days on site. Send your shortlist with the date and city and we reply with an itemised quote within one working day.
Shortlist sent
A person on our team will reply within one working day with setup notes and an itemised quote.
Meanwhile, start a free trial of any game and play it with friends.