Family Games
Game night, self-hosted — the same machines that hold the family photos hold the toys. Nothing to install, no accounts: open a game, send the code to the fam, play. The shelf is sorted twice: by whether you are playing together or against each other, then by how many are at the table.
Co-op2
Everybody against the game — or you alone against it.
Five or moreThe whole table
Draw & guess
Drawing Telephone2+ playersEveryone writes a sentence, then it gets drawn, described, and drawn again until nobody remembers where it started.Play
Explore & quest
BrowserQuestUp to 20 onlineMozilla's browser mini-MMORPG, running on our own box — wander the overworld together, fight what blocks the road, and loot the chests.Play
Competitive5
You against each other — duels, ladders and the last one standing.
Five or moreThe whole table
Bluff & challenge
Coup2-6 players · solo vs botsTwo hidden roles and a court deck — tax, steal and assassinate while everyone studies the bluff, and challenge any claim you don't believe.Play
Slap & burn
Egyptian War2-6 players onlineFlip fast, and slap the pile when the cards match — a double or a sandwich — because the slowest hand burns a card.Play
Draw & guess live
Scribble2-24 players onlineOne of you draws, everybody else races to guess the word — right answers score, the drawer's clock runs down, and the whole room plays at once.Play
Build & collect
Delarosa Deal2-5 players onlineA frontier land-rush card game — claim lots, bank scrip, and charge rent on whoever built next door until three districts are yours.Play
Battle royale
SuroiUp to 80 onlineA 2D battle royale — drop onto the island, loot whatever you can carry, and be the last one standing as the gas closes in on the map.Play
Every tile is the game itself — its own title screen, then three stills of it being played — so you know what you are opening before you press PLAY. The shelf is one list in the code, grouped by category and table size, so a new game shows up here as soon as its pod is up — ask the desk and it lands.