Kutuverse
Game night, wherever everyone is. Seven board and card games you play in your browser with friends — free, with no account, no download and no company sitting between you and the people you are playing with.
One person creates a room and shares one link. Everyone else opens it on whatever they already have — a phone, a tablet, a laptop — and you are playing in seconds. The game runs directly between your devices, so the cards, the dice and the arguing about the rules all stay with you. Short of players, add computer players; short of devices, pass one round the table.
- Hexlands — A resource-gathering, trading and building strategy board game for two to six people, played in the browser. 2–6 players, about 20–60 minutes.
- Doorkick — A comedic dungeon-crawling card game for three to six people, played in the browser. 3–6 players, about 45–90 minutes.
- Tres — A fast shedding card game for two to eight people, with the house rules you actually play by. 2–8 players, about 10–30 minutes.
- Pitchforks — A hidden-role social deduction party game for four to ten people, played in the browser with no cards to hand out. 4–10 players, about 15–40 minutes.
- Scuffle — A two-to-four-player tactical card fighting game with asymmetric decks, played in the browser. 2–4 players, about 20–40 minutes.
- Cipher — A word-association guessing game for two teams of two or more, played in the browser — and every player can read the board in their own language. 4–10 players, about 15–30 minutes.
- Eights — The classic shedding card game for two to six people, played in the browser. 2–6 players, about 10 minutes.
Read about all seven games, or scroll on and start a room.