Naval Battle
The classic naval battle with medieval ships in 3D: set up your fleet, find where your opponent hid theirs and sink every ship. Take on the Jack, the Ace or the King of the other kingdom, or send a friend a link.
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Games to play with friends, just send a link
Create a room, drop the link in a chat and play together, each on your own phone or computer. No account, no app and nothing to pay.
How it works
Three steps, from the invite to the first move.
Pick a game and create a room
Open the game, choose to play with friends and type your name. The room is created right away.
Send the link
Copy the link and send it by message, email or social media. Anyone who opens it goes straight into your room.
Play at your own pace
Nobody needs to be online at the same time: the match is saved, the game shows whose turn it is and, at the end, you can ask for a rematch in the same room.
Games you can play with friends
Board and card games, for two to four players.
Dominoes at the Square
Clay dominoes from Backyard Town. Play with two, three or four against Scribble (easy), Nino (medium) and Granny Quelonia (hard) — four at the table play as teams — or send a link and play with friends, each on their own device.
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Tic-Tac-Toe
Backyard Town's tic-tac-toe, made entirely of clay. Take on Scribble (easy), Nino (medium) or Granny Quelonia (hard — she never loses), or send someone a link and play on your own devices, whenever you can.
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Sueca
Sueca, Portugal's favorite trick-taking game for four, as played in the Kingdom of the Queen of Hearts: invite three people by link or fill empty seats with bots, set the partnerships and play on green felt, everyone on their own phone. Live scoring or a card-by-card count at the end, clean sweeps, shutouts and as many rematches as you like.
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Backgammon
Scrapyard backgammon in Dália’s workshop: brass drum lids against tires on a steel-plate board, with dice welded from junk. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone a link and play whenever you can, each on your own device. Standard backgammon: 15 checkers a side, the bar, home board, bearing off, doubles and the must-use-both-dice rule. First to bear off all 15 wins.
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Chess
Scrapyard chess in Dália’s workshop: pieces welded from junk — brass against steel and tire rubber — on a rusty steel-plate board. Take on the four villains, from the Tamer (very easy) to the Executive (hard), or send someone a link and play whenever you can, each of you on your own phone. Full chess: castling, en passant, promotion, checkmate, stalemate and the draw rules.
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Checkers
Checkers in Dália’s workshop with six rule sets — Brazilian, American checkers (English draughts), Russian, Spanish, Italian and Thai — drums against tires on a board of steel plates. Take on the four villains — from the Tamer, very easy, to the Executive, hard — or send someone an invite link and play whenever you can, each of you on your own phone.
PlayCommon questions
Do I need an account?
No. Just type a name to show at the table. Nobody needs an email, a password or an app.
How many people can play?
It depends on the game: two to four players. At the card tables, whoever creates the room can fill empty seats with bots.
What if I have nobody to play with right now?
All of these games can also be played against the computer: the board games and dominoes at several levels, the card tables with bots in the empty seats. Save the room with friends for when they're free.
What is stored?
Only what the match needs, for a limited time. The Privacy Policy explains what is kept for each room and for how long.