House Party drops you at a suburban house party that is already out of control. Wander the rooms in full 3D, talk to a cast of fully voiced partygoers, pull on the threads of their dramas, and decide who you help — and who you mess with. Every choice rewrites the night.
House Party is a 3D adventure-simulation from Eek! Games, LLC built around a wonderfully simple idea: what happens when an ordinary person walks into a house party that is already spinning out of control? You are the new arrival. The guests are all strangers. The night is whatever you make of it.
There is no campaign map and no loading-screen walls. You move through Madison's house room by room, and the party moves with you — conversations start and stop around you, arguments flare up in the kitchen, and somebody is always trying to drag you into their mess. The game hands you a house full of loose threads and trusts you to pull the ones that interest you.
House Party launched in early access in June 2017 and reached its full 1.0 release on July 15, 2022, after years of community feedback. It has sold more than 800,000 copies worldwide, and the browser version on Nutaku brings the whole experience to anyone with a tab and a weekend.
| Genre | 3D adventure / simulation, first-person, comedy |
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| Developer | Eek! Games, LLC |
| Publisher | Eek! Games, LLC |
| First release | June 2017 (early access) |
| Full release | July 15, 2022 |
| Platform | Browser (Nutaku) · Windows |
| Interface languages | English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese |
| Mode | Single player |
| Content | 18+ explicit, uncensored version |
Six reasons guests keep coming back to Madison's house.
Every guest at Madison's has a problem, a secret, or a grudge. Wander from room to room in a fully explorable 3D house and pull on whatever thread catches your eye — there is always more going on than the first conversation suggests.
Nobody here is a mute. Every character speaks, and your side of the conversation is picked from a menu of replies. Flattery works on some people; honesty works on others. Read the room before you open your mouth.
The guests hand out objectives like party favors. Fetch an item, deliver a message, cover for somebody, or stir the pot — each finished task improves your standing with that guest and unlocks the next step of their story.
You cannot help everyone in a single evening. Opportunities cross each other, and taking one side closes doors to another. Your choices stack up into a different night every time you play.
Eek! Games ships a story editor with the game, and the community has built thousands of their own parties with it. New characters, new plots, new rules — the house never runs out of nights.
House Party is a comedy first. The writing leans into awkward silences, terrible advice, and guests who take themselves far too seriously — and it lands more jokes than it misses.
I came for one quest and stayed for the whole story. Three hours later I was still in the kitchen.
The dialogue choices are the best part. Everyone reacts differently depending on how you talk to them.
No two nights play the same. I keep finding storylines I never saw the first time around.
