Party support

Your phone is your controller.

Country Call Party uses a TV or Mac as the shared game screen and a phone browser for each player's calls. Keep Internet access available on the host and every phone. There is no separate phone app to install and no account password to enter.

Start a game

1. On the TV, choose Single Player for one phone, or Multiplayer for two to seven phones. The maximum number of players matches the five- or seven-country setting.
2. For multiplayer, choose exactly one category. After Dark includes adult sexual and anatomical topics; the Fire TV store edition asks the host to confirm the group is comfortable playing with adults before opening that party.
3. Open the party. Scan the QR code with your phone, or open the phone controller and enter the six-character room code shown on the TV.
4. Enter a nickname on each phone. When everyone has joined, use Start on the TV remote.
5. On your turn, choose a country and rank on your phone, then lock your call. Dragging a rank previews your choice; locking submits it. After all players call, the answers appear and the next round starts automatically after 10 seconds.

Final scores stay on screen until the host chooses a rematch. Use End Party on the host screen to close the game.

Reconnect to your seat

Keep the host app open. If your phone disconnects, reopen the same room link in the same browser; the saved credential restores your seat while the party remains available. Another browser, private-browsing session or cleared site data will not have that credential.

If the host loses its connection, the game pauses after 45 seconds. Reopen the host app and restore its Internet connection to resume. A host absent for 5 minutes closes the party. Every room expires 12 hours after creation.

Common questions

Do phones need the TV's Wi-Fi? No. The TV and phones connect through the Internet service, so each needs a working Internet connection; they do not have to use the same local network.

Can I play with just the TV remote? The remote controls setup, Start, rematch and End Party. A phone browser is required to make calls, including in single player.

Why can't I start? Join one phone for single player or at least two for multiplayer. A party cannot accept more players after the game starts.

How do I remove a player? There is no individual leave or kick control in this version. End the party and open a new room with the intended players.

Which packs are free? Health, Everyday Atlas and World in Motion are free on Fire TV. Other packs use permanent Amazon in-app purchases. The TV displays the current localized price supplied by Amazon. Only the host needs the selected paid pack; phone guests join without purchasing it.

How do I restore a purchase? Use Restore Purchases on the TV while signed in to the Amazon account that bought the pack. Keep Internet access available while Amazon and our server verify the receipts. Restore does not charge you again. A pending or temporarily unverified purchase will not unlock a new paid party until verification succeeds.

What if I change Amazon accounts or receive a refund? The TV clears the previous account's paid access and verifies the current account. Refunded or canceled receipts do not unlock new parties or rematches. Active receipts are periodically rechecked, normally within 24 hours; service interruptions can delay checks, and stale verification cannot authorize a new paid game. Contact Amazon for payment or refund questions and contact us if a valid restored purchase stays locked.

Does this edition share my phone's campaign or account? This TV party entry does not link accounts or saved campaign progress. Amazon Fire TV purchases do not automatically unlock packs in other Country Call editions.

Get help or report a concern

Email b@aught.digital with your app version, device model, approximate time, what happened and the steps that led to it. You can also report objectionable nicknames or other concerns. Do not send credentials, connection tickets or purchase receipt IDs. Only include screenshots that you are comfortable sharing.

For data handling and deletion choices, read the party privacy policy.