Do I need to create an account to play?
No. You can start playing right away for free. No signup required.
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Find quick answers about getting started, hosting with a group, playing on a TV or over Zoom, and customizing Spinorama for your own game nights and activities.
No. You can start playing right away for free. No signup required.
No. Spinorama runs directly in your web browser.
Yes. The game is designed so first-time hosts can pick it up quickly. The flow is handled for you.
Yes. Most people run Spinorama on a laptop connected to a TV or large screen so everyone can see.
Three players or teams, but with Spinorama Pro, you can have unlimited players or teams.
No. One shared screen is all you need, whether the group is in the same room or joining remotely.
Yes. Spinorama is designed to be easy to read, easy to follow, and paced for group play, including older adult groups and senior living activities.
Yes. The host controls the game, so you can slow things down or move faster depending on your group.
Yes. The game is designed to be clearly visible on a TV or large screen.
No. There are thousands of built-in word puzzles across many categories, so you can start playing immediately.
Yes. You can fully customize your own games with your own puzzles and themes when you create an account.
Yes. You can play for free without signing up. Additional features like more than three players or teams can be accessed with Spinorama Pro, but you can get started right away at no cost.
$12/mo or $99/year. Spinorama Pro includes features like unlimited players/teams, advanced hosting controls, and early access to new features.
That is okay. Spinorama is designed to be simple to use, even if you are not very technical.
Yes. As long as you have a modern web browser and internet connection, you should be good to go.
Yes. Spinorama runs in your browser, so an internet connection is required.
Yes. Spinorama works well for remote groups too, so you can host with one shared screen and play together over Zoom or another video call.