Prop Charades

A playtest with unbiased friends on Discord showed that gameloop is pretty fun. But be warned: the tutorial is a confusing mess right now. Working on it. Requires 2+ players, unless you just want to play around on your own. Prop Charades is a creative party game for 2–8 players. Everyone gets a secret prompt, then builds a scene in private, and takes a turn showing it to the room. Arrange props, record their movements, and let your creation do the talking while everyone else tries to guess what you meant. Take your turn on stage, earn points, and celebrate each other's questionable artistic decisions with reaction stickers. Bring your friends or meet a new cast. Acting talent is optional. A suspicious amount of confidence helps. Q — Pick a prop, then left-click to place it. Hold Middle Mouse Button — Choose a tool. Physgun: hold Left Mouse Button — Grab and move props. Scroll to adjust distance; hold E to rotate. V — Start recording your scene’s movement. Press again to finish. / Voice chat when not Actor C — Tap to edit your Timeline; hold to select props for recording. P / Z — Play or pause your scene / undo an action. F — Mark your scene ready, or continue the tutorial when prompted. Enter / Hold B — Type and submit a guess H — Open the quick guide. Some vector illustrations, comic-style UI artwork, and three short interface sounds were coded (created procedurally) with AI assistance. Other visual assets created by humans=) The game features Gameshow Theater Stage by Three Thieves / Mi.ke, alongside models and effects from Facepunch. Bangers and Balsamiq Sans are used under the SIL Open Font License. Font license notices and the MIT notice for reused Facepunch Sandbox materials are included with the game.