Play Board and Party Games Online with Friends
Start a free room, send the link, and everyone plays on their own phone, tablet or computer. No account, nothing to download.
Join a room
Got a code from a friend? Type it here.
Got a link from a friend? Just open it.
Start a room
22 games onlineChess
Two players far apartLudo
A family group chatCheckers
A quick duel by linkTruth or Dare
A group on a video callTic-Tac-Toe
A quick series by linkDraw and Guess
Friends apart, or a partyImposter
A group on a call or on one sofaSea Battle
Two friends far apartSnakes and Ladders
Kids on separate phonesBackgammon
A private table for twoMancala
A calm game for twoDots and Boxes
Up to four on any deviceChinese Checkers
A full star of sixReversi
A duel of flips for twoFour in a Row
Game after game by linkYacht Dice
Dice night for up to sixHot Dice
Push-your-luck for a groupGomoku
Big-board duels for twoRoyal Game of Ur
An ancient race for twoUltimate Tic-Tac-Toe
A deeper duel for twoShut the Box
A dice round for up to fourNine Men's Morris
A strategy duel for two
More games join as they are ready. Every game here also plays on one shared device: see all games.
Pick a game, start a room, and send the link or the 6-character code to your friends. Everyone plays on their own phone, tablet or computer, in the same room or miles apart, and joins with just a name: no account and nothing to download. These are the same board, dice and party games you can play on one device here, and our server checks the rules.
Which game to play online with friends
Two of you. Chess online, Checkers online, Tic-Tac-Toe online, Sea Battle online, Backgammon online, Mancala online, Reversi online, Four in a Row online, Gomoku online, Royal Game of Ur online, Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe online and Nine Men's Morris online are duels: one link and you face each other from two phones, or a phone and a laptop, whether you're across the table or in different cities. A rematch keeps the room and the score, so a quick series needs only that one link.
Three or four. Ludo online, Dots and Boxes online and Shut the Box online seat up to four, each on their own phone, so nobody waits for the device to come round and every player sees the whole board.
A bigger group. Truth or Dare online, Draw and Guess online, Imposter online, Snakes and Ladders online, Chinese Checkers online, Yacht Dice online and Hot Dice online take five or more, up to 12 in one room. Drop the link in the group chat and start once enough people are in.
Online or on one device?
When you're sitting together, one device is the simplest: pass it around, and every game here also works offline after your first visit. Online rooms are for when you're apart, or when everyone would rather hold their own phone. Each person sees the game on their own screen, and our server checks every move and rolls the dice, so all the screens agree. Every game here also has a one-device page, most of them with a computer opponent for practice: see all games.
How it works
- Pick a game and create a room. You get a link and a 6-character code.
- Share it. Friends open the link or type the code, then join with just a name. No sign-up.
- Play. Each on your own screen. Dropped out? Open the link again on the same device.
Frequently asked questions
Something else? Ask us.
How does online play work?
Choose a game and tap Create a room. Share the link or the 6-character code, or let people in the same room scan the QR code. Each friend opens it, enters a name and takes a seat, and the host taps Start.
Do my friends need an account or an app?
No. Every online game runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. There is no sign-up, email or download.
Can we play on different devices?
Yes. One player can be on a phone and another on a laptop; each sees the same game on their own screen.
Can strangers join our room?
No. Rooms are private: only people with your link or code can join.
What if someone loses connection?
Their seat is kept. Opening the link again on the same device puts them back in the game.
Rooms are private and close by themselves after the game; the server keeps a room’s names and moves only while it is open. See the privacy policy.