Everything you need to know to start playing.
An online game to write absurd stories with whoever you want. Each person writes a piece seeing only the last words from the previous player, and at the end the full story is revealed. It runs in the browser — no downloads required, and no account either.
Create a room, copy the link and share it with your friends on WhatsApp or wherever. When it's your turn, you see the last words from whoever wrote before you and continue the story from there. You decide how many words to leave visible for the next player. At the end, everyone reads the full story for the first time. Spoiler: nobody saw it coming.
Yes, completely free. You can play as many games as you want, with no intrusive ads and no obligation to create an account. Signing up is also free, and only unlocks extra features like saving your stories or customizing your profile.
From 2 to 12 players per room. In practice, 3 to 8 people tends to be the sweet spot: enough variety for the story to surprise you, without making the game drag on too long.
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No downloads, no account required.Nothing. Just open your browser on your computer or phone and you're in. Creating an account is optional — it's there if you want to save your stories, play in async mode, or unlock extra features.
It depends on how many rounds you choose and the time per turn. A short game can take about 5 minutes; a longer one, 20 to 30. You can also play in async mode, where each person writes when they can and the game stretches over several days — ideal when schedules don't line up.
Yes, it works perfectly on mobile. The design adapts to any screen and you don't need to install anything. Many players start a game on their computer and continue on their phone without losing track.
Cadáver Exquisito Online is available in Spanish, English, Portuguese and French. The app detects your browser language automatically, but you can change it any time from the footer. The stories you write can be in whatever language you like — that's up to you.
It's a creative writing technique created by the Surrealists in Paris during the 1920s. The name comes from one of the first sentences they produced while playing: «the exquisite corpse shall drink the new wine». What began as a game between poets a hundred years ago you can now play with whoever you want online — and it's just as absurd.
Yes, many teachers use it in their classes. It works great for creative writing workshops, language arts, or as an icebreaker. It's free, students don't need to create an account, and all you have to do is share the room link in the class chat or project it. Works from elementary school to university — just adjust the prompt and time per turn to fit the age group. For students under 14, parental or guardian consent is required to use the platform.
At the end of each game you can read the full story, share it with whoever you like, or save it to your profile if you have an account. You can also make it public so it appears in the story library for other players to read.
You choose. There are two types: private rooms, where only someone who has the link you share can join, and public rooms, which show up in the open rooms list for anyone to join. Private rooms are ideal for playing with friends; public ones are great for meeting other players and writing with new people.
Aurora is a special participant: a bot that writes with you when you're short on players or when you want to add a different voice to the story. She doesn't try to dominate the game: she adapts to the tone and adds small unexpected twists that can change the direction or go almost unnoticed. You can invite her to the room with one click. Available to registered users.
Create a room, share the link with your friends, and start writing. It's free and you don't need to sign up.
🎲 Every game is unique and unpredictable.
👥 Up to 12 players per room.
📱 Works on desktop and mobile.
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