Limbo Master
Enter your players, and Limbo Master runs the rounds: a height notch stepper drops the bar each pass, eliminated players grey out, and the last player standing gets a fanfare finish.
Built by the AbraCalc team
How to play
- Type each player's name on its own line (2 to 24 players) and tap Start Limbo.
- Tap Drop the Bar between passes to notch the height down for the next round.
- Tap a player's chip the moment they're out — it greys out immediately.
- When one player remains, Limbo Master announces the winner with confetti and sound.
Limbo Master runs the whole game so nobody has to remember whose turn it is or how low the bar has gone. Type in your players, tap Start, and the bar begins at a starting height with a big visual bar underneath it. After each pass, tap Drop the Bar to notch it down for everyone, and tap any player's name the moment they knock the bar or can't make it under — their chip greys out and a stumble sound plays. Made a mistake calling someone out? Undo Last Elimination brings them right back. When only one player is left standing, Limbo Master locks the round, plays a fanfare, and lets confetti fall to crown the winner. Nothing is saved between games — start fresh any time.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I bring an eliminated player back if I tapped the wrong name?
- Yes — tap their greyed-out chip again to un-eliminate them, or use the Undo Last Elimination button to reverse the most recent call in order.
- Does the bar height reflect a real physical measurement?
- It's a relative counter starting at 100 and dropping 8 per round so everyone can track progress — treat it as a notch count, not an exact ruler reading for your actual limbo bar.
- What happens once there's only one player left?
- The Drop the Bar button locks, a winner banner appears with the champion's name, and confetti plus a fanfare sound play to mark the finish — a genuine game-over moment, not a routine action.