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House Party FAQ
Everything most players want to know before they walk through Madison's front door, answered in plain words.
House Party has been around since 2017 and picked up a lot of questions along the way. Below you will find the ones that come up most often, from what the game actually is to whether your computer can handle it.
If you do not see your question here, the best answer is usually to try the game yourself — the first minutes are free of charge to your curiosity.
House Party is a 3D adventure-simulation game developed by Eek! Games, LLC. You arrive at a suburban house party, explore the house freely, talk to fully voiced guests, and complete quest-like opportunities that branch into different storylines and multiple endings. It is an adult comedy game with explicit content.
House Party is available as a browser game on Nutaku and as a desktop title for Windows. The browser version plays directly in your tab, while the desktop version installs on your PC.
No. The Nutaku browser version runs in your browser — you log in and start playing. If you prefer the desktop version, that one does require a download and installation.
Yes. The Nutaku version is the Explicit Version: uncensored, adult-only content with no black bars. You must be 18 or older to play it.
Yes. Every named character in the house is fully voiced, and your own dialogue choices are presented through a conversation menu. Voice acting is a big part of why the comedy lands.
Yes. The option to play as a woman was added at the 1.0 launch. Your invitation comes from a different guest, and some scenes play out differently depending on who you are.
That depends entirely on how you play. A focused run can be done in a few hours, but the game deliberately makes it impossible to see every storyline in one night — most players come back for several runs.
Yes, more than in most games. Opportunities branch, guests remember what you said and did, and taking one side can permanently close another storyline. The ending you get is built from your decisions across the whole night.
Yes. Eek! Games provides the Custom Story Creator, and the community has built thousands of custom parties with it — new characters, new dialogues, and new logic. Custom stories are a major part of the game's replay value.
No. House Party is a single-player experience. The party is full of characters, but they are all controlled by the game's scripting system, which reacts to your choices.
House Party is not a game that takes itself seriously — and that is exactly why it works. It is a comedy first, an adventure second, and a simulation of one very chaotic night third.
If you are 18 or older and ready for a party that reacts to you, the front door is open.