A secret line, a vampire and a moose: eight party games in seven days
Under the most watched one, Slip It In, viewers are already rewriting the penalty rules and wondering how long the lines stay secret.
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Can you Slip It In or will your friends be faster? 🙈🤣🫵😳 #boardgames #gamenight #sponsored
On an ordinary day, Tiktok BoardGames draws a little under 120,000 views across its shelf of quick game tutorials. Lately the days have run closer to 200,000, and the week added up to about a million views, along with roughly a thousand new subscribers.
Eight new games went up, keeping the promise in the channel's about text that there is a game for everyone. The busiest was "Can you Slip It In or will your friends be faster?" Judging by the comments, players try to slide a secret line into conversation before anyone notices. The title's double meaning did what you would expect, and the top comment saw it coming. Beneath the jokes there is some real game-night talk. One viewer worries the lines would be memorized after two or three plays. Another thinks a wrong accusation costs far too much and proposes a gentler house rule.
The rest of the week was full of company: a vampire game, a potion-brewing game tagged for spooky season, a dice game whose whole rulebook seems to be "No Passing! Keep Rolling!" and a new edition of the trivia game BezzerWizzer.
The late arrivals are moving fastest. A party game billed as having ten different ways to play, charades among them, is gathering views quicker than anything else on the channel, and "An Amooseing Party Game" is right behind it after only a day.
Among the chess, poker and card game channels nearest its size, the poker heavyweights Greg Goes All In and Brantzen Poker still had the largest weeks, though both ran below their usual pace. No Rolls Barred and Hustler Casino Live finished just above Tiktok BoardGames, while Shut Up & Sit Down, the reviewers' favorite, kept to its steady rhythm.
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What viewers say
I bet this will have a very NORMAL comment section
@the_scronglerSee it on YouTubeIt sounds very fun but you can probably only play it 1-2 times MAYBE 3 before you start memorizing all the lines and no one can ever slip it in
@ThePeanutButter17See it on YouTubethe cost of wrongly catching someone is way to high. I'd change it to 5 wrong accusations = 1 extra slip.
@dsargus3See it on YouTube
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The close we can ever get to a Jumanji irl.
@SASHINAFTSee it on YouTubeI could do this for a wild party
@ran_high-b1jSee it on YouTube
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- Channel
- Tiktok BoardGames
- Subscribers
- 351,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,059,180
- Videos published this week
- 8
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 47,601
- Views on its first day
- 17,677
The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
One viewer calls Slip It In the closest thing to a real-life Jumanji. Who wrote the picture book the 1995 film is based on?
Chris Van Allsburg wrote and illustrated Jumanji in 1981 and won the Caldecott Medal for it.