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A TABLE FOR GOOD COMPANY

One link. A table for your friends.

Bring your group together for board games, party cards, dice and cooperative challenges. Choose by player count, check the rules, then invite friends to a private table. Solo puzzles and AI practice are also available.

Cards & diceCooperative tablesPrivate rooms
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A PRACTICAL START

In practice

01

Start with your group size

For a game night, start with the party collection. Liar’s Dice supports 2–8 players; Hearts needs exactly 4. A group of five fits Liar’s Dice but not Hearts. Check each game’s supported counts before inviting everyone.

Party games by group size ↗
02

Prefer a shared goal?

Try Shared Fireworks with 2–5 players, Landing Together with exactly 2, or Rising Together with 2–12. These tables work toward a shared outcome. Use the cooperative collection to compare player counts and read each game’s communication and turn rules.

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03

Invite your own group

Create a private room in your chosen game and share its invitation only with the friends who will play. There is no automatic stranger matchmaking. For a two-person classic, Gomoku is still available, with a guide to this site’s freestyle rules.

Gomoku rules & guide ↗

Prefer a solo adventure?

Starcarry

Pack equipment, plan adjacent bonuses and watch automatic battles. Progress stays in your current browser.

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Ember Night

Move through a pixel world, evade enemies and build your loadout. The game offers local save export and import.

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Shiftworks

Connect production lines and use their output to repair a valley. Follow the opening chapter at your own pace.

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