How to play
Your houseguests arrive on move-in day, and the simulator plays out their season from there. Each week shows life in the house, from competitions and punishments to secret alliances, and then eviction night: someone wins Head of Household and makes nominations, the veto can save a nominee, and the house votes one person out. Now and then a double eviction sends a second houseguest home. When only a few are left, the evicted houseguests return as the jury and choose the winner.
- Pick 10, 12, 14 or 16 houseguests.
- Add your friends' names and pronouns, roll random names, or paste a list.
- Press Start the season and go week by week with Next.
- On finale night, see who the jury picked, then scroll the placements or start again.
Controls
- 10 houseguests, 12 houseguests, 14 houseguests or 16 houseguests: how full the house is.
- Random names, Paste a list and Example names fill every spot at once.
- Start the season opens move-in day. Next goes to the next part of the week, and Skip to the end jumps to the winner.
- Edit the houseguests brings you back to the cast.
- Share this season sends a link that replays the whole season. Run it again keeps the cast and plays new weeks.
Tips
- Play it on a long car ride or at a sleepover: one person reads each eviction night out loud and everyone guesses who leaves.
- Elims shows how many evictions each houseguest set up while holding Head of Household.
- Double evictions come at random, so the number of weeks changes from one run to the next, even with the same cast.
- 10 houseguests make a quick game. 16 fill a long season.
- Nothing is stored, so share a season you want to keep before closing the tab.
FAQ
Is the Big Brother simulator free?
Yes. No account, no outside ads and no limit on seasons.
Does it have Head of Household and the veto?
Yes. Eviction nights bring a Head of Household, nominations and the veto, which can change who is on the block, before the house votes. Now and then a surprise second eviction follows right after.
Will it work on my school Chromebook?
It should, since there's no download, install or account and it runs in a normal browser tab. Your school's network controls what loads, though, and only its IT team can lift a block.