Dronk press kit
Dronk is a party game app for iPhone with 16 games in one, made by a one-person studio in Denmark. It turns the viral TikTok "$20 Draft" into a game you can actually play, alongside an imposter game, music games with real song clips and live quizzes where everyone joins from their own phone.
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| Name | Dronk (App Store: "Dronk: 20 Dollar Draft Games") |
|---|---|
| Made by | Jacob Gade Hartmann, MediaVikings, Denmark |
| Released | May 7, 2026 |
| Platform | iPhone |
| Price | Free download with optional in-app purchases |
| Languages | English, Danish, Norwegian and Swedish |
| Games | 16, from pass-the-phone games to LIVE games for up to 16 players with a pin code |
| Growth | From under 200 to more than 2,000 new players a week since September 2026 |
| Chart | #1 in free Trivia games on the Danish App Store (October 2026) |
| Rating | 4.6 out of 5 on the Danish App Store (October 2026) |
| Website | dronkapp.com |
| Download | apps.apple.com/app/id6764505185 |
| Press contact | jacob@dronkapp.com |
01 · StoryWhy Dronk exists
Jacob Gade Hartmann made Dronk because the party game apps his friends played all felt the same. Most were translated straight from English, with nothing that felt local, and each app only had one game. A good night meant juggling five apps. Dronk puts 16 games in one app, with content written for each country, so a group can play night after night without switching.
The biggest moment so far came from TikTok. The "$20 Draft", where friends split a fake budget to bid on everything from a pool to a hot tub, had millions of views but no proper way to play it. Dronk turned it into a game: the app runs the bidding on one phone, and at the end draws each player's result as an AI image.
The music games are built on real song clips. In One Second you guess a song from a tenth of a second of audio, and The Timeline has you place hits by release year, the way the card game Hitster does, without cards or QR codes.
Dronk launched in Denmark in May 2026. Since September, new players have gone from under 200 a week to more than 2,000 a week, mostly because people show it to their friends, before any real marketing push. Dronk is now #1 in free Trivia games on the Danish App Store. Most of the games are free. And it is no longer only a pre-party app: more and more groups open it on ordinary weekdays too, as a social quiz app.
Dronk is built by one person. Jacob runs MediaVikings, a small Danish app studio, and designs, codes and writes the content for Dronk himself. More about Dronk.
02 · GamesThe 16 games
- $20 Draft: the TikTok draft trend as a game, with the result drawn as an AI image
- One Second: guess the song from 0.1 seconds, plus a Daily 5 with friends
- Imposter: everyone knows the secret word except the imposter
- The Board: music jeopardy in teams with real clips
- The Bomb: answer and pass the phone before it explodes
- The Timeline: place songs by release year
- The Draft: draft a football team and watch the matches play out with live commentary
- Roulette: spin the wheel, take the dare
- The Quiz: live trivia, everyone answers on their own phone
- Guess the Song: real clips, four titles, one is right
- The Spy: a Spyfall-style bluffing game
- Pandora's Box: anonymous questions for the group
- Most Likely To, Would You Rather and Truth or Dare
- Finger Picker: everyone touches the screen, one gets picked
03 · CopyReady-to-use descriptions
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04 · AssetsLogos and images
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05 · ContactPress contact
Jacob Gade Hartmann, founder of Dronk
jacob@dronkapp.com
Happy to do interviews in English or Danish, and to send review codes, more screenshots or video.