

Two ways to play against somebody else. A room is a code you share with the people you want in it; a duel is one against one over any game in the catalog, on the same seed.
Open one, start a room and send the code to whoever you want in it.
























A room is a place and a code. Whoever has the code takes a seat, and the seat is what gets you into the match once everyone is ready.
One against one, on the same seed, with both scores on screen while you play. If nobody takes the other seat within a few seconds, the platform fills it so you are not waiting in an empty lobby.
Every game here is made for more than one player. Make a room and send friends its six-character code, or jump into a quick match against people from anywhere — no download, on a computer or a phone.
Face off in Football 3×3, AWP Arena or Tank Arena, sit down to a game of Magnat with up to six players, or hold out together in Night Watch and Who’s There?. When a seat stays empty, a bot takes it, so a match always starts.