
Head Soccer
Bounce, jump and boot the ball into their net.
2–8 playersYour partner can see the hidden zone. Say one word. Find it.
The talking game of the collection. A scoring zone hides somewhere on a spectrum — Ancient to Modern, and a hundred others. One of you can see it. The other has to find it from a single word.

2–8 players (even numbers only) · Aim the stick + LOCK IN · no download
Scan the QR code on the Game Screen with your phone to join as a player. Players are paired into teams of two.
On each turn, one partner is the CLUE GIVER. The hidden zone appears on their phone and nowhere else — not on the big screen, not on their partner's phone.
The clue giver says a single word that sits where the zone sits on the spectrum. Say it to the room; everyone is allowed to hear it, and everyone is allowed to have an opinion.
The guesser aims the big screen's needle with their stick and presses LOCK IN. The closer to the centre of the hidden zone, the more points — 4 in the bullseye, down to 1 at the outer edge, and 0 for a miss.
Wavelength is the social game of the LanPlay party collection — the only one where the phone holds a secret, and the only one where the winning move is a conversation rather than a reflex.
Play Wavelength instantly in your web browser — no downloads, no installations. Everyone uses their own smartphone as a controller and plays together on one screen.
| Players | 2–8 players (even numbers only) |
|---|---|
| Genre | Party Game, Social, Team, Co-op, Word Game, Casual |
| Controls | Aim the stick + LOCK IN |
| Scoring | 4 / 3 / 2 / 1 points by band, 0 for a miss |
| Price | Free to play |
| Platform | Web browser (no download required) |
| Release date | 2026 |
The questions people ask before the first round.
2–8 players, and it must be an even number — the game is played in pairs, and there is no role for a player without a partner.
Yes. The clue giver alternates inside each team as the rounds go by, so both partners spend time on each side of the secret.
No. The zone is sent only to the clue giver's phone, so the answer is never even in the guesser's device. Nobody can peek.
Both — you and your partner are on the same side, and the pairs are competing against each other.
Not at all. Wavelength is the one in the collection that is entirely about knowing the people you are playing with.
Same room, same phones, different chaos.