Pick a game — everyone plays on their own phone
The five-suited rummy game: 11 rounds, and the wild card changes every round.
Play Five Crowns →Split seven cards into a high hand and a low hand and beat the bank. Play against a rotating player banker or the dealer.
Play Pai Gow →Beat the dealer to 21. Play the house, or take turns being the dealer yourselves.
Play Blackjack →Gem merchants of the Renaissance: collect gems, buy mines and shops, and win over the nobles. 2–4 players, taking turns.
Play Splendor →The classic two-player card game: build sets and runs, knock when you're low, or go Gin. Play a friend or a bot.
Play Gin →Bid exactly how many tricks you'll take — one card more each hand, then back down. Two Jokers, up to 9 players, bots welcome.
Play Up and Down →Two commanders, a bag of coins each: deploy, bolster, move and attack across a hex battlefield to hold six locations. Play a friend or a bot.
Play War Chest →Build mills, mines and breweries across the Midlands, link them by canal then railway, and sell to the merchants. 2–4 players, bots and a built-in tutor.
Play Brass →Fifteen-two, fifteen-four… Discard to the crib, peg your way round the board to 121. 2 or 3 players, bots, and Muggins if you dare.
Play Cribbage →The trick-taking game where you never want the worst card: play it and you're the Fool — sit out the next trick! 3–8 players, bots welcome.
Play Fool! →Set aside cards to foretell how many tricks you'll take — then make it come true. Four suits, a Jaguar, a Shaman, a Lizard and a Monkey. 2–6 players, bots welcome.
Play Prophecy →Roll the dice, pick a colour and a number, and push your expeditions up the jungle — everyone writes every turn. Race for the bridges. 2–5 players, bots welcome.
Play Lost Cities →Pick dice from the rondel to plant and water corn, beans and squash — then fill your orchard, apiary and shed. Roll & write, 2–4 players, bots welcome.
Play Three Sisters →