9000INC guide

How to play 9K Game Night with friends

Host a party room, share its code, and choose a game of captions, trivia, or team guessing in 9K Game Night.

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Caption Clash rules

Writing, audience voting, and scoring.

9K Trivia rules

Timers, streaks, and the final wager.

Sir Survey rules

Face-offs, strikes, and stealing the pot.

Choose your first game

9K Game Night brings three different kinds of party rounds together. Caption Clash is about writing a funny response and winning audience votes. 9K Trivia asks timed questions with four choices. Sir Survey splits players into two teams to uncover answers on a hidden board. Start with the game that suits your group: writing, general knowledge, or guessing together.

Create a room and invite your group

Open 9K Game Night from its release page and sign in or link your 9000INC account for online play. In the game lobby, the host creates a room and shares the displayed code. Each friend opens the same game and uses Join Room with that code. Check the player list before starting; sharing a screenshot of a code is not the same as someone joining the lobby.

Set up a shared screen

For a party in one room, put the game on a screen everyone can read and keep each player’s answer entry private where the mode calls for it. For a remote party, share the room code in your group chat and use voice chat alongside the game. Discord can help your group talk, but a Discord channel does not create or join a game room for you.

Choose a pace everyone can follow

Let first-time players read the instructions before the host begins. Trivia offers question-count and timer settings; longer timers give people more time to read on a smaller screen. In caption games, leave room for everyone to finish writing and read both submissions before voting. In Sir Survey, watch whose turn is active rather than having everyone submit at once.

If a friend cannot join

Confirm you are all opening 9K Game Night, using the same room code, and using the same website environment. A code from a different game or a SandBox session does not identify your Live room. Read any sign-in or connection message before retrying. If the problem continues, send Support the game name, device, browser, error text, and what the host and joining player each saw.

Related guides

How to play Sir SurveyLearn the team showdown in 9K Game Night: win a face-off, reveal the hidden board, and defend your points from a steal. How to play 9K TriviaChoose a category, answer timed multiple-choice questions, and build a score through accuracy, speed, streaks, and an optional final wager. Rabbit Run controls and beginner guideKeep your rabbit moving through an endless course, time short and high jumps, collect carrots, and choose your route through the hazards. Don’t Eat Me controls and arena guideSteer a growing snake, use boosts carefully, and choose between a practice arena and online matches with other players. How to play Caption ClashWrite a response to a prompt, compare anonymous captions, and let the audience decide which entry wins the round. Website and game helpGetting started, account help, and guides to 9000INC games and tools.

Common questions

Can we try the games before inviting friends?

Use the practice options available inside 9K Game Night to learn the controls. Practice and online rooms are separate choices.

Is every 9000INC game part of the same lobby?

No. Rabbit Run and Don’t Eat Me have their own rooms. Everyone should launch the same game before entering a code.