Card games for
two or more.

13 classic card, dice and board games. Deal against the computer, or send friends a link and play at the same table from wherever they are.

Free. No download, no account.

The games

Every game works against the computer. The first eight also work with friends online.

With friends or the computer

  • Idiot

    Get rid of every card. The last one still holding cards is the Idiot.

    Play2–4 players · Cards
  • Spades

    Bid your tricks with a partner. Spades are always trump.

    Play4 players, computer fills empty seats · Cards
  • Uno

    Match the color or the number and empty your hand first.

    Play2–6 players · Cards
  • Go Fish

    Ask for ranks and collect books of four.

    Play2–4 players · Cards
  • Yahtzee

    Five dice, three rolls, thirteen boxes to fill.

    Play1–4 players · Dice
  • Connect 4

    Drop discs and line up four before your opponent does.

    Play2 players · Board
  • Triangles

    Join the dots and close more triangles than your opponent.

    Play2 players · Board
  • Tic-Tac-Toe

    Three in a row on a three-by-three grid.

    Play2 players · Board

On your own

  • Solitaire

    Klondike, draw one or three. Build each suit from ace to king.

    Play1 player · Cards
  • Spit

    A race to empty your stacks onto the two center piles.

    Play2 players, against the computer · Cards
  • Farkle

    Push your luck with six dice. First to 10,000.

    Play1 player · Dice
  • Sudoku

    Fill the grid so every row, column and box holds 1 to 9.

    Play1 player · Puzzle
  • Minesweeper

    Clear the field using the numbers. Three board sizes.

    Play1 player · Puzzle

Playing with friends takes about ten seconds.

  1. 1

    Start a table

    Pick a game, type your name and press start. No account, nothing to install.

  2. 2

    Send the link

    Share the invite link or read out the six-letter table code. Friends join from any phone or computer.

  3. 3

    Deal

    Empty seats can go to computer players. If someone drops out, the computer holds their seat until they are back.

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