Tahúr: A Blackjack Adventure is a blackjack roguelike. Instead of playing against the house, the player plays twenty-one head to head against rivals, using powerups that bend the rules and permanently marked cards that change how a card counts. Each district is run by a kingpin who breaks their own table's rules once pushed to match point. The game includes a story campaign, an endless Ladder mode, a seeded Daily Deal, and online duels in which both players draft powerups of the same tier and play a shoe of randomly marked cards.
Retro Survival is a fan-made, single-player survival action game set in the DOFUS Retro universe, playable directly in your browser. Play as a Feca, Iop, Sram, Enutrof, or Osamodas and battle waves of monsters in iconic locations such as Astrub, Litneg Wood, and Wabbit Island.
Real-time combat combines movement, spells, and unique class abilities. As you progress through each run, earn experience, choose upgrades, and combine equipment and spells to shape your character. Take on bosses, collect rare items, and gather the Dofus as you strive to survive for as long as possible.
The game brings the graphics, animations, and sounds of DOFUS Retro into a roguelite survival experience with progressive character development.
Naomi has been transported 1000 years back into the past to the kingdom of Yu, which is presently at war. She is allowed to stay in the kingdom, and has the opportunity to meet three romance-able characters. This game takes place over the course of one month.
Internet Futbol Manager is a multiplayer football management game played in a web browser. Each player takes charge of a club in a shared online world, building a squad through transfers, auctions and loans, setting the line-up, mentality and style of play, and following every match through a play-by-play report as the club competes in national leagues, cups and international tournaments.
Clubs without a human manager are run by the computer, and groups of friends can create private leagues of their own. Player skills, morale and fitness determine how each match plays out, so squad rotation and tactical choices matter.
Snakes & Ladders is a turn-based race board game played in a web browser on the Boardit site, for two to eight players who join one table with a short room code, each on their own phone or computer. Players throw one die per turn and move along a numbered board towards square 100. Landing on the foot of a ladder carries a piece up it, and landing on a snake slides it back down. A six gives no extra throw or bonus move. Square 100 must be reached by an exact roll; a throw that is too high leaves the piece where it is. Each turn is timed, and when the clock runs out the table throws for the player, so nobody can stall the game. There are no computer opponents.
Draw and Guess is a drawing and word-guessing party game played in a web browser on the Boardit site, for two to twelve players who join one table with a short room code. On each turn one player picks one of a few secret words and draws it on a shared canvas, without writing the word, while everyone else types guesses into the chat. A right guess is hidden from the others and scores points, and a guess one letter off tells only that player they are close. Earlier guesses score more, and every player who guessed before you lowers your share; the drawer is paid for how quickly the table read the drawing. The dashes show the word length and letters are revealed as the clock runs down. Everyone draws once per round, and the most points after the last round wins.
Who's the Spy is a social deduction word game played in a web browser on the Boardit site, for three to eight players. Everyone at the table shares one secret word except the spy, who is told only the category; the host can deal more than one spy. Players take turns giving clues that describe the word without saying it, typed on their own screens or spoken around a single shared phone. The table can call a vote after set laps of clues, accuses whoever sounded least convincing, and settles ties with a runoff. Everyone who votes for a spy scores a point, as does every spy who escapes; a lone spy then gets one guess at the word for another point. The player with the most points after the last round wins.
Trivia Tavern is a multiple-choice quiz game played in a web browser on the Boardit site, for two to eight players who join one table with a short room code and answer on their own phones or computers. The host picks the question categories or leaves the game on Mixed, where every category gets an equal share. Every question has four answers and one is right; there are no lifelines and no passing. By default everyone answers every question, every right answer scores and a quicker one scores a little more; the host can switch to a race, where the first right answer scores most. Rounds run from easy questions to hard ones, the last round is worth double points, and the highest total at the end wins.
Ludo is a turn-based race board game played in a web browser on the Boardit site, for two to four players who join one table with a short room code, each on their own phone or computer. Each player races four pieces from a corner base around the board to the centre. A six is needed to leave base; a six, a capture or a piece reaching home earns another throw, but three sixes in a row lose the turn. Landing on a rival sends that piece back to base, except on the eight starred safe squares or against a pair of one colour. The centre must be reached by exact count, and the first player with all four pieces home wins. Turns are timed at 30 seconds. There are no computer opponents.
Property Rush is a turn-based property-trading board game played in a web browser on the Boardit site. Two to six players share one table, each on their own phone or computer, joined by a short room code. Players move around a board of cities grouped by country, buy the cities they land on and collect rent from opponents. Owning a whole country doubles its rent, declined cities go to auction, and a player short of rent owes the rest and raises it by mortgaging, selling or trading. There are no computer opponents. With no round limit the last player still in wins; with a limit set by the host, the richest player wins.
PokéSurvivor is a Pokémon survival game inspired by Survivor.io and Vampire Survivors. It’s free to play in your browser: choose a companion, move around an endless map, and let your attacks fire automatically as hordes of wild Pokémon try to surround you. How long can you survive?
Investigate Emily Williams’s death in Stonewood Meadows. Examine police files, communications and interviews to test the accounts of the people around her. A fictional browser-based detective game developed and published by Cold Case Inc.
Investigate the death of construction company owner Neil Collins. Compare forensic evidence, interview recordings and witness accounts amid business rivalries. A fictional browser-based detective game developed and published by Cold Case Inc.
Investigate Isabella Novakova’s death at the Elite Grand Hotel. Examine six suspects, crime-scene analysis, interviews and communications. A fictional browser-based detective game developed and published by Cold Case Inc.
Investigate Liam Davis’s disappearance through four suspect profiles, personal documents, recorded accounts and evidence on his laptop. A fictional browser-based detective game developed and published by Cold Case Inc.
Investigate journalist Chloe Bennett’s death during a woodland remembrance trip. Compare interviews, witness statements, photographs and police tips. A fictional browser-based detective game developed and published by Cold Case Inc.