🎲 DoorNight 🎲

Ten Games. One Party. Entirely Too Much Competitive Energy.

You said it was going to be a relaxed guild night.

Someone is already demanding a rematch. 👀

DoorNight turns your party or raid into a hosted Game Night, complete with multiplayer games, ready checks, live scoring, leaderboards, and a championship celebration that is absolutely prepared to make a big deal out of winning Bingo.

Host a guild social, entertain your community, break up a raid night, or invite friends over for some perfectly reasonable competition.

You bring the people. DoorNight brings the games. The questionable victory speeches are your responsibility.

✨ THE 3.1.1 MAKEOVER: THIS PARTY GOT AN UPGRADE

Rounded windows. Custom game icons. Cleaner controls. Better-looking boards. A searchable Game Library. Eleven complete color themes.

And when the games begin, a compact manager that gets out of your way without taking the host's controls with it.

This is more than a fresh coat of paint. Updated game interactions, clearer feedback, and stronger multiplayer checks help keep the action tied to the correct player, game, and round.

Less wrestling with windows. More accusing your friends of being suspiciously good at Memory Match.

🎮 HOST THE NIGHT. NOT A SPREADSHEET.

Start a Game Night, pick a game, adjust its available settings, and let DoorNight guide your group through instructions, ready checks, and play.

Players can join the action or watch from the sidelines. Participation is tracked, scores accumulate across games, and the live leaderboard keeps everyone's place in plain sight.

Browse the searchable Game Library, switch between All Games, Favorites, and Recent, and mark your regular crowd-pleasers with a white heart in a red favorite button.

Because the group that says "anything is fine" deserves a host with quick access to its favorites.

🎲 TEN GAMES. MANY WAYS TO LOSE YOUR BRAGGING RIGHTS.

🧠 Trivia

Test your World of Warcraft knowledge with timed, multiple-choice questions covering lore, classes, dungeons, professions, and more. Larger A-D answer cards, clear answer-lock feedback, and speed bonuses keep the competition moving.

Being confidently wrong remains free.

⭕ Tic-Tac-Toe

Classic strategy with boards that scale to the participating group, distinctive player markers, and a computer opponent that is very much trying to beat you.

Watch for Chaos Rounds, when existing markers can shift into neighboring spaces and rearrange your carefully constructed plan.

DoorNight takes its own seat. It does not take pity.

🧩 Memory Match

Take turns flipping cards, uncover matching icons, and collect points while trying to remember where that very obvious pair was hiding.

Illustrated card backs, matched-card indicators, and improved board sizing give the game a cleaner look.

Your memory of everyone else's mistakes will probably remain excellent.

🎡 Prize Wheel Bingo

Each player gets a 5x5 card. DoorNight spins the wheel, spotlights the called item, and gives you a limited window to mark it if it appears on your card.

Complete a line and call Bingo!

Larger featured icons, marked-space indicators, and clearer card progress make it easier to follow the calls. Remembering to click before time expires is still your job.

🏰 Dungeon/Raid Bingo

Turn familiar dungeon and raid moments into a shared game.

The host selects preset events or adds custom ones, and the group manually marks the shared board as those moments happen. Checkmarks and player labels show who marked each square, while completed lines create opportunities to call Bingo.

No automatic mechanic detection. Just your group, its collective powers of observation, and a suspicious number of opportunities to mark "someone forgot to repair."

🙈 Hide and Seek

One player searches while everyone else finds somewhere clever to disappear.

Limited-vision effects, spectator support, and a scrollable target list keep the hunt organized without turning a large group into one enormous window.

Standing behind a flowerpot is a strategy. We did not say it was a good one.

📢 Simon Says

Read the command. Watch the timer. Click the matching action.

But only when Simon says.

Larger action buttons and an emphasized command panel make the instructions easy to see. Whether your fingers wait for your brain is another matter.

🔌 Crossed Wires

One shared puzzle. Glowing blue crystals. Straight wires. A team convinced that somebody else made the last bad move.

Take turns selecting two crystals to swap. Red wires cross; blue wires are clear. Untangle every connection before the shared swap budget runs out.

Choose 4 to 10 crystals, adjust the turn timer and swap limit, and follow the live crossing count as your team works toward a clean board. A translucent playfield, selection highlights, and animated swaps make the action easier to follow.

Right-click to cancel a selection. Blaming the previous player requires no button.

🐴 Mount Mania

A mount appears in 3D. Summon the exact match from your collection before the timer expires.

Rounds progress from easier collection targets toward harder ones, giving your mount journal its moment in the spotlight.

Clear green collected and red missing states show where you stand, with disabled controls when summoning is unavailable. Adjustable background transparency keeps the game from completely covering your world view.

Finally, a practical explanation for all those mount runs.

🐾 Pet Mania

Same collection showdown. Considerably smaller contestants.

Match the displayed battle pet by summoning the correct species before time runs out, with easy-to-hard progression, clear collection feedback, and the same translucent presentation as Mount Mania.

Your tiny companions have been waiting for this performance review.

📐 BIG GAME NIGHT. SMALL CONTROL WINDOW.

When a mini-game starts, DoorNight can automatically minimize the main manager into a movable compact window.

Keep the current game, your role, score, and playing count nearby without leaving the full manager parked across your screen.

The host's Stop Game button stays visible. Restore the main window or reopen the active game directly from the compact controls.

Prefer the full-size manager? Disable automatic compact mode or minimize manually whenever you need the space.

Hosting should not require playing hide and seek with your own Stop button.

🏆 THE WINNER GETS MORE THAN A LINE OF TEXT.

Scores carry across the night, so the overall leaderboard rewards more than one lucky round.

When the session ends, Tonight's Results gives your group a proper finale:

🥇 A raised champion card. 🥈 Silver honors. 🥉 Bronze bragging rights.

Custom medal artwork, animated score count-ups, a full standings list, fireworks, and falling confetti turn the recap into a celebration rather than a receipt.

Tied winners share the appropriate placement. Solo sessions get a focused layout. Zero-point nights do not invent a champion.

And when one victory lap is simply not enough?

🎆 Click Celebrate again.

The effects stop when the window closes and respect Reduce Motion and your celebration preferences.

📖 BRAGGING RIGHTS HAVE A PAPER TRAIL.

Open Game History to revisit saved nights and view their results recaps.

The All-Time Leaderboard tracks total points, nights played, and first-place finishes, so the person claiming "I usually win these" may now be asked to produce evidence.

🎨 DRESS FOR THE OCCASION.

Choose from 11 complete color themes:

House of Liberty, Pumpkin Spice Latte, Easter, 4th of July, Halloween, Christmas, Super Hero, Colorblind Safe, Crimson & Gold, Emerald Frost, and Sunset Ember.

Themes coordinate backgrounds, text, buttons, fields, and controls. Preview the palettes and change your look without reloading.

Adjust window scale from 75% to 125%, use automatic fitting for smaller screens, remember window positions, and customize Mania and Crossed Wires background transparency.

Sound, screen effects, and reduced-motion controls let you choose how much spectacle belongs on your screen.

Cozy game night? Haunted tournament? An unnecessarily dramatic Bingo championship?

Dress accordingly. 🎃

🔧 GET THE PARTY STARTED.

Open DoorNight with /dn, /doornight, or its minimap button.

Gather your group, start a Game Night, pick your first game, and get ready for the inevitable "best two out of three."

Everyone participating needs DoorNight installed and should use the same current version. DoorNight 3.x does not connect to older 2.x releases. Individual games have their own player limits, and players joining or reloading during an active game wait for the next ready check.

Built for guild events, community nights, house parties, streamer gatherings, holiday socials, raid breaks, and cross-realm get-togethers.

🚪 PART OF THE DOOR COLLECTION

🔍 DoorSearch: Find what you're looking for in your Placed Decor list.

🚪 DoorStep: Organize house tours with queue management and live coordination.

🔔 DoorBell: Welcome supported visitors with signature sounds, custom greetings, and optional screen flashes.

📷 DoorCam: Track supported visits and receive notifications while you're away from home.

🎲 DoorNight: Because "just hanging out" should occasionally end with a podium and an unreasonable amount of confetti.