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Four of our games are ready to play on a phone or a computer: against the computer, on your own, or online with friends wherever they are. Open a room, send them its link, and deal them in.

The Nines box: nine colored tokens numbered 1 to 9 under the title

Nines

Every card makes nine. Lay down three, then two, then one, all at once, and win a number by playing the most of it.

  • 1 to 6 players
  • Against the computer
  • Online with friends
  • Solo: Beat the Boss

Online, a game can go at your own pace: a day or three for each move, and a notification when it's yours.

The CombinACTION! card back, its name repeated in green, orange, purple and black over red, yellow and blue stripes, with a 25-point card fanned behind it

CombinACTION!

No turns and no waiting: everyone grabs and plays at once. Mix colors into suits, stack suits into points, and yell “CombinACTION!”

  • 1 to 6 players
  • Against the computer
  • Online with friends
  • Solo: Beat the Clock

Beat the Clock puts your best time on a leaderboard.

The Hantag box cover: under the arched word hantag, a red-cloaked hero steps across red flame stones toward the Hantag, a ring of six glowing colored domes around a white one, while heroes in orange, yellow, green, blue, purple and white stand on stones of their own colors, and two dice lie in the corner

Hantag

Slide stones to lay paths, walk your heroes across them, and take a gem from each of the six castles. Then claim the one at the center of the world.

  • 2 to 6 players
  • Against the computer
  • Pass one device around
  • Online with friends
The Clumpity box cover: under the word CLUMPITY in its hand-drawn block letters, eight pawns, two each of yellow, red, green and blue, huddle in a clump on the orange wedge of the octagon board, beside four dice and stacks of translucent chips

Clumpity

Roll four dice and move four pawns around a ring of eight spaces. Land a pawn where others stand and the whole clump pays out in chips.

  • Up to 8 players
  • Against the computer
  • At one screen
  • Online with friends
  • Solo: the Daily Puzzle

The Daily Puzzle deals everyone the same bowls and dice each day.

With friends

Play together, anywhere.

Every one of these games has online rooms, and they all work the same way.

  1. 01

    Open a room

    Pick the game, choose Online, give your name and open a room. You're the host.

  2. 02

    Send the link

    Send your friends the room's link, or read them its code. Anyone else who opens it can watch.

  3. 03

    Deal them in

    Fill any empty seats with computer players and start. A refresh or a dropped connection keeps your seat.

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