Games so silly they're good, made to play together.

Bluffing, words and cards, right in your browser. Create a room, send the link or QR code and play with your team, family or friends. No one needs to know how to play: each game teaches the rules in a minute.

No sign-up Nothing to install Works on phones 3 to 12 people

Play now

For groups. Short on people? Bots fill the table.

  • 4 to 10 people
  • 8 to 12 min
  • Deduction

The Infiltrator

There's an infiltrator on the sub. Do your tasks, find out who's melting the crew and vote them out.

Play The Infiltrator Create a room or join with a code.
  • 3 to 12 people
  • 10 to 15 min
  • Words and bluffing

Fake Goob

Everyone knows the word. Except one. Give a clever clue and unmask the bluffer.

Play Fake Goob Create a room or join with a code.
  • 3 to 10 people
  • 3 to 10 min
  • Cards

Virada!

Run out of cards first. Match color or number; bomb, swirl and wild cards turn the game around.

Play Virada! Create a room or join with a code.

How it works

Create the roomPick the game and a nickname. Public, or private with a password.
Send the inviteShare the link or show the QR code.
PlayStart a call (Meet, Teams, Zoom) and get going. Short on people? Bots fill in.

Virada! special cards

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install anything or create an account?

No. The games run right in your browser, on a computer or a phone. Just pick a nickname and create or join a room.

Is it free?

Yes, playing is free. The site may show ads between games, never in the middle of a round.

How many people can play?

All the games are for groups: Virada! for 3 to 10 people, Fake Goob for 3 to 12 and The Infiltrator for 4 to 10. If you're short on people, bots fill the room.

How do I invite my coworkers or friends?

Create a room and send the invite link or show the QR code. Private rooms only let in people with the invite, and you can add a password.

Does it work for team building and virtual happy hours?

Yes. The games were made for remote teams to play on a Meet, Teams or Zoom call: short games, rules explained in a minute and nothing to install on your work computer.