AI hosted: press one button and a friendly voice runs the room. Self hosted: your activity director runs it from a phone with a few big buttons, and the TV supplies the content. Every game is included with a community; nothing is sold separately.
Classic 75-ball bingo with a warm caller and the classic calls. Residents daub on a phone or on a large-print card; the director verifies a paper win by typing the card's serial. Picture bingo too.
Settings: how many games in a session, the pattern lineup, the seconds between calls, the break between games, a prize line, nicknames, and a relaxed mode that shows the called numbers, marks cards automatically and gently points out a missed number.
A game-show hour with rounds and tables. More than six thousand questions across geography, general knowledge, music, movies, literature, art, science, sports, food and more, with a warm host who reads every question twice. Answers are revealed at the end of each round so every table stays in it.
Settings: rounds and questions per round, the seconds to answer, difficulty, categories, question formats, a final wager, and whether the host reads aloud.
Always on, for the common room. A question every minute or so, all day, with the answer shown after the countdown and a rolling leaderboard so anyone can drop in with a phone.
Play-money Texas Hold'em on the big screen, with seats from phones and a kindly clock. Nothing real is wagered, ever. Communities choose whether to switch it on.
Settings: blinds, starting chips, seconds per turn, the pause between hands, and the number of seats.
The TV draws a picture one line at a time and the room guesses what it is. Type a guess on a phone, or call it out and the director gives the point. The first right answer wins the picture, and the sooner it lands the more it scores. Hints half way and near the end.
Settings: pictures in a game, seconds to draw, difficulty (easy, mixed, hard, or ramp from easy to hard), categories, phones or call-outs, hints on or off, a prize line.
A wheel of treats and small privileges the director chooses: pick the next song, a front-row seat for movie night, an extra dessert.
A spin for the birthday guest, with a song from the whole room among the prizes.
A scratch card on the phone, dealt by the server, with prizes the community sets. No details collected.
Two phones, one board on the TV, winner stays on.
Call the next card, higher or lower, red or black. A point per right call and a streak to chase.