OmniBot groups its Play menu into clear rooms. Start quick games, open a deduction table, run cards, manage group tools, or stop an active room from the same menu instead of memorising every command.
Classic 3x3, larger 4x4 and 5x5 boards, and deterministic bot opponents when nobody accepts fast enough.
Open a lobby, pick the grid size, then take turns placing marks. 3x3 connects three; 4x4 connects four; 5x5 connects four for livelier play. Active games include a cancel button.
A separate drop-disc duel with visual board images and Easy, Medium, Hard, Impossible, or Perfect Defence bot seats. The HTML Mini App board opens from Telegram group game cards only.
Players take turns dropping red or yellow discs into columns. First to connect four horizontally, vertically, or diagonally wins. The host can add a bot opponent from the lobby.
Collaborative 2x2 through 10x10 number and picture puzzles for quick group brain-teasers. A touch-first Mini App board is now available to avoid Telegram image churn.
Pick a number puzzle or a fun picture puzzle. Move tiles beside the blank space until the image is restored; the Mini App lets tiles move directly without deleting and re-uploading a board image every tap.
A private solo puzzle for quiet moments between louder group games, with a Mini App keypad for cleaner cell entry.
Open Sudoku, tap a cell, then place numbers from the keypad. The bot blocks wrong entries in the native version; the Mini App keeps the grid compact and easier to use on mobile.
A clean trap-field puzzle with Easy, Medium, and Hard boards, now with a Mini App reveal/flag toggle.
Reveal safe cells, flag suspected mines, and clear the board without hitting a mine. In group boards, only the puzzle owner controls the board.
Daily trivia tracks plus a live 10-round sprint when the group is awake.
Join a quiz track, answer posted questions, or start a live competition. Practice mode is available in DM for solo warmups.
Submit three claims, watch friends confidently misread you, enjoy the reveal.
Players vote for the lie. Correct voters score, and the submitter scores when the group guesses wrong.
Quick social prompts with random picks and custom group packs for bolder rooms.
Open Truth or Dare in the group, choose truth, dare, or random, then let the bot pull from its built-in list or the group's custom prompt pack.
Daily most-likely-to nominations with auto-rotating prompt packs, custom packs, DM opt-outs, and previous-crown highlights.
OmniBot announces the event five minutes before it starts, DMs eligible members who have not opted out a category list, accepts one answer at a time or a full numbered reply, then shows the top three names or couples for each category. The daily drop waits only for Mafia-style games, rotates away from recent prompt packs, and can be switched off by admins from settings.
Blue-vs-red choices with instant visible names, built for noisy group opinions.
Pick a preset pack, then players have 30 seconds to tap Blue or Red. Votes show each person's name immediately. By default votes lock after the first tap; admins can toggle vote changes with /wyr_settings.
Fast social prompts with safe, travel, chaos, and deeper packs.
The bot posts a prompt and people have 30 seconds to tap I have or Never. Names appear under each answer so the group can react without extra typing.
One player receives a secret DM card and describes it without forbidden words.
Choose a pack, receive your word and forbidden terms privately, then describe the word to the group without spelling, rhyming, or direct translations.
Shared bingo boards for chat moments, game nights, and party chaos.
Pick a board, then tap a square when that moment happens in chat. Claimed squares show who spotted them.
A quick group tile-flipping puzzle with a Mini App board for faster turns and less chat clutter.
Flip two hidden tiles. Matching pairs stay open and award a point to the player who found them.
Quick A/B arguments with preset or custom prompts and visible voters.
Use a preset or type /pollduel question | option A | option B. Players have 30 seconds to vote A or B and names show instantly.
A one-letter race for groups that want something quick, loud, and easy to understand.
The bot picks one letter. Players race to send four comma-separated answers in order: country, city, flower, name. Every answer must begin with the round letter.
One hidden word, up to 20 questions, and a final guess when the room thinks it knows.
OmniBot can pick the word, or a human host can set a private word in DM. Players ask yes/no questions in the group, then type a final guess.
Charades energy for text and voice chats: hint around the word and make the group guess.
One player receives a secret word and tries to get the group to guess it before the timer runs out. Longer modes are capped at three minutes per word.
A bite-sized word game for definitions, spelling, and vocabulary flexing.
The bot posts a word challenge, players answer in chat, and the reveal explains the answer when the round closes.
Build a story together, either openly as a group or through a chained-blind Gartic Phone style mode.
Players take turns adding lines in the group, or use DM-only chained prompts before the final story reveal. Completed stories are reposted as a fresh pinned message.
Night actions, day debate, suspicious silence, and a lot of confident wrongness.
Town tries to identify the Mafia while night roles act privately. The game alternates between night actions, debate, voting, and lynching validation until one side wins.
A village, a moon, and the usual problem of nobody trusting anyone after midnight.
Villagers hunt Werewolves by day while special roles gather clues at night. Debate, vote, survive, repeat.
Quest teams, secret loyalties, and one very stressful Assassin moment.
Good players approve quest teams and try to pass missions. Evil players secretly sabotage while Merlin tries to guide without getting exposed.
Everyone gets a word in DM, one player gets a different one, and the clues get suspicious fast.
Players take turns sending related clues in DM. The bot rejects exact or near-spelling clues. After the chosen number of rounds, the group votes for who had the different word.
Clue-giving for people who think obvious is a universal language. The Mini App version keeps the 5x5 board, clue, timer, and spymaster view in one cleaner screen.
Spymasters give one-word clues. Teammates guess matching words while avoiding the other team and the assassin tile. Hosts can tune turn timers and use a custom word deck before the game starts.
Fast, familiar card chaos with color changes, skips, reverses, and bot seats. A Mini App table is available for faster private hands.
Match color or value, play action cards, draw when stuck, and race to empty your hand first. Winners are announced in the group and in player DMs.
A deceptively tidy card game about not being the person who takes the painful row. The Mini App table supports bot seats and faster card picking.
Everyone chooses a card, rows resolve in order, and the sixth card in a row makes you take penalty points.
A table lobby for seating players, private cards, pot state, and visible actions. A first Mini App table shell is live for testing.
Open a lobby, seat players, tune the lobby timer, starting stack, blinds, and max seats, then lock the table.
A standard deck for private draws, Blackjack, Bluff, Hearts, and Rummy-style rooms.
Use /deck to shuffle a group deck, /draw to receive a private card, /blackjack for solo or group hands, /bluff for secret-card tables, /hearts for penalty scoring, or /rummy for private hands with round scoring.
Anonymous little truths for groups that enjoy drama in carefully measured spoonfuls.
Submit privately in DM. The bot posts the confession to the selected group without naming the submitter, with group-local numbering, queue spacing, and a clear cooldown message when a group has spam prevention enabled.
Start in DM, send one person an anonymous message, and let them respond without exposing the sender.
The sender chooses a current group member or types a username, writes the whisper, and the recipient can respond privately through the bot.
A simple group Q&A tool for collecting and routing prompts without derailing the chat.
Use it when the group wants a lighter question flow than a full Anonymous Questions lobby.
A social question round where the route matters as much as the question.
Person A writes a question for Person B. The bot routes it through Person C, who delivers or paraphrases it. Person B then guesses who originally asked.
Side-channel a private message cleanly without dragging the whole chat into it.
Pick a recipient and send a private whisper through the bot, keeping the group thread tidy.
A cleaner way to gather people than manually typing a parade of usernames.
Use tag tools to notify the group or a saved quick-tag set. People are represented with stable emoji aliases in ping chunks.
Small English lessons and weekly Telegram poll quizzes that fit into the rhythm of a chat group.
Players set a level, the bot posts level-specific lessons in the group, and weekly quizzes can rank each level on a leaderboard.
Create group events, collect Going, Maybe, or Can't attend RSVPs, and pin timezone-aware reminders when it is time.
Use /schedule Friday 7pm Europe/London | Game night. The bot posts and pins a tidy event card with RSVP buttons, then later unpins the RSVP card and pins an "It's time" reminder for the event.
A separate quiet recitation space with Quran.com verse lookup, meanings in multiple languages, and private opt-in daily reminders with streaks.
Open /quran in a group to create a respectful shared room, move through verses together, choose a meaning language, or tap the private reminder button. Daily reminders are DM-only and never broadcast to the group.
Open a signup board for a quick bracket, or keep a season leaderboard running across multiple game nights.
The host opens a tournament, players tap Join, and the host starts pairings when ready. For longer play, use /season, /season_win, and /season_end to maintain group-local season standings.
Admin-friendly setup tools for one-tap game-night presets, group welcomes, richer theme packs, localisation status, lightweight stats, content-library links, and bot-player personality style.
Open Play - Group tools, or use /welcome_on, /welcome_off, /theme, and /group_insights in the group. New-member welcomes are on by default, and admins can apply Quick night, Deduction night, or Quiet async week presets without cancelling active games.