Observed arrival · 2026-08-21
Hijinks Turns a Venue TV Into a Room-Sized Game
A live party-game system lets everyone in a venue play from their phones while an automated announcer runs the show.
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Why it surfaced
Hijinks offers a notably concrete alternative to trivia night: plug a browser-equipped TV into the room, have guests scan a code, and choose among formats for bluffing, drawing, comedy, voting, and trivia. Its $199-per-month pitch is unusually clear, right down to the promise that staff can pour drinks while the game handles the rounds, scores, and reveals.
A live party-game system lets everyone in a venue play from their phones while an automated announcer runs the show.
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