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• Pretend You’re Xyzzy > FREE; This is an online version of Cards Against Humanity. The games can be altered to fit your interests by choosing decks from cardcastgame.com
• Agario > FREE; It is easiest to find your friends using the party mode. Have one person create a link, then share that link with everyone. Gang up on other players to climb to the top of the leader board
• Minecraft > $27 USD; Minecraft is a great way to have a physical presence without actually being anywhere near your friends. Plus, you can build with each other and create other games within the game! I suggest looking into builds like Achievement Hunter’s Let’s Play series
• Board Game Online > FREE; This game is more mature and requires a lot of reading, but if you’re into board games and adventure, it’s worth looking into
• Town of Salem > FREE; Town of Salem is a game known by many different names but has now been adapted for an online version. You may also know it as Werewolf. It can be difficult to get the hang of, so I would suggest reading the roles and these handy tips
• Omegle > FREE; Omegle can be incredibly fun if used right. Decide on a mutual interest and try to find each other. You can attempt to find each other on cam, though be wary
• The Jackbox Party Pack > $25 USD; Definitely worth the money. This pack gives you five games that test your trivia, your ability to lie successfully, and your artistic abilities. Also, check out Quiplash
• FMK > FREE; Using a long list of names (be as aburd as possible), have a friend pick a number between one and ten. The first three multiples of that number and their corresponding names on the list are the people/characters/items that the player must choose to fuck, marry, or kill
• Paranoia > FREE; Based on the post created on Tumblr. Using Skype, someone will private message a question. The answer must be said out loud in a call. Put 0 or 1 into RANDOM.ORG and, if it’s a 0, then the question remains a secret. If it’s a 1, the question is revealed.

• skribbl.io > FREE; Pictionary online! One person draws something, everyone else has to guess what it is. You can create private rooms.
• Drawasaurus > FREE; The same, but without private rooms.
• Drawception > FREE/Paid; Like the Telephone Game but with drawing! It’s fairly slow paced and doesn’t require everyone to be online at the same time. HOWEVER, to create a game with friends you need to be level 8 on the site or pay $5, so one of you will need to be level 8 to start the games. The rest of you will need an account to play. 
• Spyfall > FREE; A bit tricky to get the hang of at first, but really fun once you do; needs at least 3 players and best with 5 or more. Every player is provided with the list of possible locations, and every player but the Spy is given the same location and a ‘role’. Players ask each other questions about where they are and why they’re there as they try to uncover the Spy - who doesn’t know where everyone is, but has to pretend that they are there too. (NOTE: there’s no ‘accuse’ button or chatroom or anything like that - the website is just a tool that picks roles/location/the spy so you’ll need Discord or Skype to play).
• Articulate/Catchphrase/Taboo/etc > FREE; Use a word generator (this one has a lot of different categories and difficulties and this one gives you a whole card of related words) to play a modified version of whichever “Describe a word without saying it for someone to guess” game you like best. 
• Pokemon Showdown > Build a Pokemon team and battle people online. I’ve never used it because I’m awful at Pokemon but it’s apparently pretty good.
• Transformice > A game where you play as a mouse working with other mice to get cheese! You can make your own room to play in with friends; you can play as a guest but you’ll need an account to use the in-game chat. There’s no tutorial in this game so it’s a bit tricky to learn.

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