Hanging out in a voice channel with nothing to play? Toyla is not a Discord app or Activity: the games run in your browser while you keep talking on Discord. One person creates a room, pastes the link in a text channel, and everyone joins from their own phone or computer.
No bot to add to your server, no permissions to grant and nothing to download. One person can screen-share, or everyone can open the link themselves. Here are the games where voice chat matters most: bluffing, interrogations and heated debates.
Spyfall-style: questions are asked out loud, so your Discord voice channel becomes the game itself. 3-8 players, about 30 minutes.
The real fun starts when the drawings appear and everyone argues on voice. Catch the alien by their drawing. 4-10 players.
A secret-role card game for 4-7 players. Accusations, defenses and bluffs fly over the mic; ideal for your regular server crew.
Everyone writes a lie in secret, then the channel argues over whose baloney sounded most convincing. 3-10 players, 15 minutes.
An image interpretation game with a coffee-reading theme. Cards are on everyone's screen, the theories and laughs happen in voice; 3-8 players.
Arguing over where to turn the dial is the best part of this one. Up to 12 players, so it suits busier servers too.
A short water-pistol arena where everyone moves at the same time. 2-10 players in 10 minutes; a good break between longer games.
Everyone draws on their own screen, then the albums open and the voice channel explodes. Gartic Phone style, 3-12 players.
Made for voice channels: the spymaster stays quiet while the team talks its way through the cards. 4-12 players, the key only on spymasters' screens.
Made for voice channels: the describer talks, the team shouts, anyone on the other team can hit Buzz! The card shows only on the right screens.
Perfect for a voice channel: everyone watches the drawing live on their own screen and types guesses; Solo mode doesn't even need teams. 3-12 players.
Everyone races on their own keyboard with the same words, and voice chat fills up with "one letter!" groans. TypeRacer-style, 2-12 players.
No. Toyla runs in the browser and is not connected to Discord. You use Discord for voice and open the game on everyone's device via the room link.
No. When everyone joins from their own device, each player sees their own screen. Screen-sharing only helps if some people are watching without playing.
Between 2 and 12 depending on the game. Herd, Tune In and Just One Clue go up to 12, Racon up to 7. For bigger groups, create more than one room.
No. Toyla is an independent project; familiar game names are only used to describe the style, and it has no official affiliation with any brand.