For gatherings with friends or team building with colleagues. Each player needs an internet-connected phone; no physical cards or props to prepare.
Friends around the table. Cards on your phone.
Scan to join 3–8 friends for a game of Bluff. Choose Chinese same-rank or American A-to-K rules. Each player sees their own hand on their phone.
Play cards, make a claim, and call a bluff. Add bots to learn the game on your own, too.
Someone here is bluffing.
Play Undercover with 4–12 friends on your phones. Read secret words, take turns describing, and vote in secret to find who is different.
The website deals the words, collects votes, and decides the winner. Take turns describing your words in person, or use your own voice call for a remote gathering.
One clue. A whole lot of aha.
Split 4–12 friends into two teams. Take turns describing and guessing, with classic clues or forbidden words. The other team referees; your phones handle time, words and scores.
Only the describer and opposing referee see the word. Teammates guess out loud. Try food, everyday things or places, in Chinese or English.
One person opens the game, enters a nickname, and creates a room.
Everyone else joins on their own phone using the QR code, invitation link, or room code.
Bluff has 3–8 seats; Undercover and Guess need 4–12 players. Stay in the room after the game to play another round.
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