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Mic Drop

Play Grab the Mic Online - Free Multiplayer Karaoke Party Game
7 ratings3.83
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CategoryEntertainment
PlatformWeb
PricingFree

Mic Drop is a free online real-time multiplayer karaoke game where 2 to 8 players receive a word, buzz in, and sing a real song containing it. No app or microphone is needed.

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3.83

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3.83
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3.33
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9/14/2026

The idea is easy to grasp and works because the rules are simple. My main hesitation is the karaoke framing, since the core mechanic sounds closer to a lyric recall party game than full karaoke.

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CategoryEntertainment
PlatformsWeb
PricingFree
AccountNot confirmed
ListedAugust 2026
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Show HN93 source points · 43 comments

This looks fun! Had to open two tabs on my phone to test it before I consider sending it out to others. I often play a “sing a song from a word” game with my sister so it’s cool to see a framework around it.

mortar · Imported from Show HN

curious how you keep the lyric highlight in sync across players given this is browser audio, not a native client. each phone's audio pipeline has different buffering (bluetooth headphones alone can add 100-200ms of latency depending on the device), so if the highlighted line advances off local playback position rather than a shared server clock, two players on the same "beat" can end up seeing different words highlighted, which matters a lot for a game about lyrical timing. also on iOS safari specifically, an audio element started from one gesture and then paused/resumed later (someone switching tabs to grab a drink) can get stuck needing another user tap to resume playback, which for a fast round based party game would just look like the game silently broke for that person mid round.

useiris · Imported from Show HN

I saw a real time multiplayer comedy open mic night game. I felt the premise was just fantastic even if it’s a moderation atom bomb. That and this are clever ideas.

Waterluvian · Imported from Show HN

I played this as a camp game when I was younger. You formed teams and just had to sing a song with a generic word like "love". Cute

HaloZero · Imported from Show HN

Karaoke is kinda over-selling it. The entire game is just a 1-word prompt. Calling it a Singing game seems more accurate.

koolala · Imported from Show HN