Public beta
Play around a real table with the people you actually want to play with. Everyone's on camera, every rule is enforced for you, and when it's your turn the table shows you what you can do.
Free while we're in beta. Runs in your browser — nothing to install.
Three things, really. The rest is detail.
Point a camera at a rulebook and AI reads it back as a playable game — then the table enforces it. Nobody has to be the referee, nobody has to remember the fiddly bit on page four, and an illegal move simply isn't one of the options.
Video and audio are part of the table, not a separate call in another window. Faces sit at the seats they're playing from, so you're reading the room the way you would in person — the pause before someone commits, the face they pull when the rent lands.
The shelf keeps growing, and every game gets the same treatment — real pieces on a real table, rules enforced, help on tap. Learning a new game here means learning the game, not learning another interface.
AI opponents
Sit an AI opponent down whenever you're one short — or fill every empty seat at two in the morning. 4 difficulties, in every game on the shelf, ready the moment you press start.
Plays legal moves without much of a plan, stays off whoever's winning, and will cheerfully hand you the card you needed. The one to sit a new player against.
Takes the best move it can see this turn, every turn. No long game — but it never misses the obvious one.
Plays from a strategy guide written for that game in particular. Reads the position, picks its move and commits — no long deliberation.
Thinks it through first: who's closest to winning, what your last few moves gave away, what each option sets up next turn. Slower to move. Much harder to beat.
And they play fair. A bot seat is handed exactly the same redacted view of the table a human seat gets — it cannot see your hand, or anyone else's, or the order of the deck. When the hard tiers beat you, it's because they read the position better, not because they peeked.
Originals, built here. Each one plays a full game start to finish, with every rule handled by the table.
Collect three property sets before anyone else — and charge them rent on the way past.
How to play →Match by colour or by number, empty your hand first, and make everyone else draw.
How to play →Build one island together, tile by tile — and quietly score more of it than anyone else.
How to play →The table enforces every rule and tracks whose turn it is, so the person who knows the game best gets to play it instead of running it.
It's a web page. Open it on a laptop, a tablet or a phone, and you're at the table — no download, no app store, no plugin.
Rooms are invite-only. Send the link to the people you want at the table and nobody else can wander in.
Build a custom deck from your own card images and deal it out at the table, the same as any game that ships with us.