Free birthday game invitations your kid will actually play

Invitatu turns the birthday invite into a real 10-level platformer game. Guests play the quest, collect candles on a giant cake, and when the birthday kid finishes level 10, the party details appear: name, date, time, place. One link, zero flyers, zero group-text chaos.

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How a birthday game invitation works

1. Pick a quest. Princess Party Quest or Superhero Party Quest. Both are full side-scrolling platformers, not a gimmick: 10 levels, enemies, power-ups, hidden pipes, and a cake that gains one candle per level beaten.
2. Add your party details. In a few taps you enter the birthday kid's name, the date, time and place. These appear on the finish screen of the game, so every guest absorbs the invitation while playing it.
3. Share one link. Playing is free. A flat $5 one-time fee unlocks the share link (during beta, sharing is often free too). The link works on any phone, tablet or desktop browser - nothing to install.
4. Guests play, then RSVP in person. Each invite link stays live until 2 days after your party date and then retires itself, so old invites never linger around the internet.

Try the demo right here

This is the real game engine, running on this page. No signup, no download:

Prefer the full-screen version? Play Princess Party Quest or Play Superhero Party Quest.

Why parents switch to game invitations

Paper invites get lost in backpacks. Static e-vites get skimmed. A game gets finished - because that's what kids do with games. The party details are the reward: the invitation is literally the thing they were motivated to complete. It also does double duty as a pre-party activity for the week before, and a keepsake after: every guest keeps the link and can replay the kid's quest any time before it expires.

Because every share is itself a playable demo, your invite recruits other parents too: guests who play your invitation see a "make your own invite - free" option built in. Good invitations travel.

What you pay (the honest version)

Playing every level of every theme costs nothing, forever. When you are ready to send your invitation, unlocking the share link is one flat $5 payment via PayPal - no subscription, no per-guest fees, no watermark on your party. There is no account, no email, and no data collected from kids to do it.

Frequently asked questions

Is the birthday game invitation really free?
Playing every level is free, forever. A flat $5 one-time fee unlocks the share link so you can send the invitation to guests; during beta the share step is sometimes free too.
Do my guests need to install an app?
No. The invitation is one web link. Guests open it on any phone or tablet browser and play instantly.
How long does the invitation link stay active?
The shared invite stays online until 2 days after your party date, then it retires itself automatically.
Can I put my child's name and party details in the game?
Yes. During setup you add the birthday kid's name, date, time and place, and those details appear on the win screen guests see after playing.
Which themes are available?
Princess Party Quest and Superhero Party Quest, each with 10 hand-built levels and a candle-collecting story that ends at the party tent.
Do I need an account?
No account or email is required to create or play an invitation.

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