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Host a Survivor party at home

Tribes, challenges, blindsides and a real Tribal Council in your backyard. Planned for you in minutes.

Plan my party, free
  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • 5 to 24 players
Friends cheering as the Sole Survivor raises a trophy by the fire pit Two players racing at flip cup Crowning the Sole Survivor
The night

It feels like the real show

Draw stones for tribes, battle through challenges, and vote each other out until the jury crowns a winner.

A tribe at Tribal Council around a fire pit
Tribal Council around the fire
Players drawing hidden tribe stones
Draw a stone to find your tribe
Blindfolded beanbag toss challenge
Blindfolded beanbag toss
Writing a vote on parchment
Secret votes on parchment
Players in a one-leg balance immunity challenge
Fight for individual immunity
How it works

Planned in minutes, not weeks

1

Answer a few questions

How many castaways, how long you want to play, living room or backyard, and how people vote. Pick tribe colors and challenges.

2

See the whole night at a glance

A season map with every round, tribe swap and Tribal Council, plus the supplies to grab and a word-for-word host script.

3

Press play and host

Your phone runs the game one screen at a time: what to say, a challenge clock, and the vote. Put the reveal on the TV if you like.

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Everything you need

Your host kit, done for you

Just show up and run it.

A game plan that fits your group

Tribes, swaps, the merge and the right number of rounds, worked out for 5 to 24 players.

Play mode on your phone

One line at a time, one big button. Know exactly what to say at every challenge and Tribal Council, or print the PDF.

13 ready-to-run challenges

Relays, puzzles, balance, trivia and more, each with photos and step-by-step rules.

A ready-made supply list

Exact quantities for your player count, printable puzzles, and links to buy the rest.

Cast slideshow for the TV

A Survivor-style slide for every castaway, playing full screen as guests arrive.

Phone voting and a TV screen

Optional secret ballots on everyone's phone, and a TV view for title cards, the clock and the vote reveal.

Any group size

From a dinner party to a full backyard

5–9One tribe

Every challenge is for individual immunity. The final two plead their case to the jury.

10–14Two tribes

Tribe challenges, a swap, then the merge and a final three.

15–24Three tribes

Big tribe battles, double Tribal Councils and a jury of your friends.

Questions

Good to know

How long does a game take?

You choose. Quick runs about an hour and a half, Classic is about two and a half to four hours, and Epic adds more rounds. The plan shows a time estimate for your group.

Do I need to make an account?

No. Your game saves automatically in the browser you plan it in. To use it on another phone or computer, open your game's share link there.

What do I need to buy?

Mostly party basics: cups, beanbags, buffs or bandanas, rocks and paint, plus a few printouts. The supply list gives exact amounts and buy links for your player count.

Can my co-host see the plan?

Yes. Tap Share link in your game and send it. They get their own copy of the plan, tribes and script on their device.

Can players vote on their phones?

Yes, if you like. Everyone opens one link at the start and leaves it open. When you start Tribal Council, a secret ballot appears on their phone, and you reveal the votes one at a time from your script. Paper ballots work too.

Is it really free?

Yes. Plan as many parties as you like.