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Version 2.5 · 2026-01-06
Bugfixes and app improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.5, updated 2026-01-06.






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In the mood for hanging with your friends, but lacking inspiration for quality entertainment? Partybus got you covered. Find your way through the game and create legendary moments, or go home and read a book. Tough choice. Not.
How it works? Partybus is brilliant in its simplicity. You simply challenge your company to carry out hilarious assignments or answer bizarre questions. It has little to do with right or wrong, and everything with guts, bluff, attitude and humor.
Partybus involves several games. Each game features multiple levels, ranging from a basic Warming Up to more challenging levels like "Never Have I Ever", "Truth or Dare" or "Most Likely To Tag". Play one versus one, or team up.
Last but not least:
Partybus may be addictive
Partybus may reveal dirty secrets
Partybus may cause legendary moments
Don't say we didn't warn you!
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