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Version 1.0.3 · 2026-05-07
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The store currently lists version 1.0.3, updated 2026-05-07.








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Transform any party into a crazy, funny, and memorable night with XParty – the best party trivia and card game app. Filled with a mix of question-style games, crazy dares, and icebreakers, XParty is your party fun app of choice whether you're chillin' with your friends, hosting a house party, or just getting some weekend vibes.
Features:
Numerous Card Games – Select from a large variety of game modes.
Trivia Challenges – Challenge yourself with entertaining, random, and ridiculous trivia in many different categories.
Multiplayer Madness – Play with 2 or more friends on the same device – ideal for parties or game nights.
Easy to Play – Simply choose a game mode, add your friends, and let the mayhem begin.
Whether you want to break the ice, learn more about your friends, or bring the heat, XParty delivers the laughs, challenges, and memories to your fingertips.…
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