Free Trump-themed party games. Grab your friends, pick a game, and watch the grift.
Gameplay is similar to Cards Against Humanity. Each round, one player is the Reporter and asks Don a question about a scandal or scheme. Everyone else plays a quote card from their hand, and the Reporter chooses the winner.
A game of misdirection. Each round, players write fake Trump-style quotes about the same topic, then vote for the quote they think is true. Trick others into picking your lie, spot the real claim, and score the most points to win.
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How to play in 30 seconds
- Pick a game. Don's Cons is our Cards Against Humanity-style card game; 2 Lies and a Trump is a write-a-fake-quote bluffing game.
- Start a game. Enter your name and tap Start — you'll get a 6-letter room code.
- Invite your friends. Share the code or the invite link. Everyone joins from their own phone or laptop — same room or across the country.
- Play. 3–10 players. Short on humans? Add bots like Four Seasons Rudy and Sara HackIsMe.
Questions, answered
Is Don's Cons like Cards Against Humanity?
Same rhythm: each round one player judges, everyone else plays the funniest card from their hand, and the judge picks a winner. The difference is the content — every prompt is a snarky press question about a real Trump scandal, and every response card is a real-style Don quote. If you can play Cards Against Humanity, you already know how to play.
Is it really free?
Completely free — no ads, no accounts, no paywall. If you enjoy the games you can chip in through the Support store, but you never have to.
Do I need to download an app?
No. Everything runs in the browser on any phone, tablet, or computer — like Jackbox, but free and with more grift. Start a game, share your room code, play.
How many players do we need?
3 to 10 players. If you're short on humans you can add bots to fill out the room.
Can we play remotely?
Yes — games sync live over the internet, so friends can join from anywhere with the room code or an invite link. For remote games, hop on a call together while you play.
Are the Trump quotes and scandals real?
Yes. Every prompt card in Don's Cons is grounded in something Don actually did — see The Receipts for all 50 claims with cited reporting — and every round of 2 Lies and a Trump ends with a short fact-check of the real claim.
Free Trump party games you play in your browser
Don's Cons is a suite of free online party games about Donald Trump's cons, quotes, and scandals. No app to download and no account to create — one player starts a game, gets a 6-character room code, and everyone else joins from their own phone or computer. Games need 3 to 10 players (add bots if you're short), and they work whether you're on the same couch or on a video call across the country.
Don's Cons — our namesake card game — plays like Cards Against Humanity: each round a rotating judge reads a snarky press question about a real Trump scandal, everyone plays the best Don quote from their hand, and the judge crowns a winner. 2 Lies and a Trump is a bluffing game — write a fake Trump quote, then try to spot the one thing in the pile he actually claimed. Every round ends with the real, fact-checked story.
Skeptical? Every card in the game is backed by real reporting — browse The Receipts, all 50 claims with cited articles. Don's Cons is made by two friends, Nate and Fred, who've been building online party games since 2020 — read their note on why this one exists. Questions? The FAQ has answers.