Browser games to play with friends
Two-player classics you can start in seconds. Send a link to a friend and play from anywhere, on any device.
The games
Four in a Row
The fastest way to settle an argument. Easy to explain, quick to play, and there’s always time for a rematch.
Checkers
A proper head-to-head for friends who like to think a few moves ahead. Captures are compulsory, so traps are everywhere.
Hangman Duel
Each of you sets a word for the other. Pick something fiendish, then try to solve theirs with fewer misses.
Dots & Boxes
A pen-and-paper classic in your browser. Choose the small board for a quick game or the full board for a long one.
Mancala
Sow, capture and chain extra turns. Simple rules with plenty of room to outplay each other.
Word TilesComing soon
Our own word game for two, coming once it’s been playtested.
How to play together
Start a room from any game, or with the button above, and send the link. Your friend opens it and you’re both in. No sign-up, no app store.
Play a session. The room keeps score across games, so you can play best of three, switch to something else, and still know who’s ahead.
Same room, two phones? Show the QR code in the lobby and your friend can scan it to join.
Questions
- How do I invite a friend?
- Pick a game and create a room. Send your friend the invite link or the six-character code. When they open it, you can start.
- Do we both need an account?
- No. Nobody signs up. Your browser remembers your seat, so you can refresh or reconnect without losing your place.
- Can more than two people play?
- Each room is for exactly two players. Start another room for the next match.
- Does it work on phones?
- Yes. Every game works on phones, tablets and computers, in any modern browser.
- Is there chat?
- Only a set of emoji reactions, so there’s nothing to moderate and nobody gets spammed.