
Rung
Court Piece, Rang, Hokm
The four-player trump game. Sit across from your partner, call the rung and race the other team to seven tricks.
- 4 players
- Computer fills empty seats
- Ages 6+
The table games played in South Asian homes, ready to play in your browser. Gather the family around one phone, or let friendly AI players fill the empty seats.
Free to play. No gambling, no ads, no accounts, no personal data collected. Made for ages 6 and up.
Nineteen games are ready now. Open one and start playing; there is nothing to install and no account to make.

Court Piece, Rang, Hokm
The four-player trump game. Sit across from your partner, call the rung and race the other team to seven tricks.

29, the Jack-and-Nine game
Bid for the points, hide the trumps, and play with your partner. Jacks and Nines are worth the most.

Mendikot, capture the tens
Team up with your partner and win the four tens. Hide a trump, throw your partner a ten, and go for a Mendikot.

13-card Indian rummy
Draw, discard and sort your thirteen cards into sequences and sets before anyone else. Played for points only, never money.

Get rid of your cards
Follow suit, dodge the Thulla and be first to empty your hand. Whoever is left holding cards loses the round.

A team trek through the forest
Work together to pack all 10 camping essentials and reach camp before the sun goes down. Everyone wins or loses as one team.

Flick and pocket
Flick the striker, pocket your nine coins and cover the red queen. International rules on a full-size wooden board.

Tigers and Goats, from Nepal
Four tigers hunt and twenty goats try to box them in. Play the tigers or the goats against the computer, or pass the phone.

A falling-sweets puzzle
Sweets fall into the tray. Turn them, slide them and fill whole rows to clear them before the tray fills up.

Draughts
Jump your opponent's pieces, reach the far side and crown a King. Play the computer, or a friend on the same phone.

The game of kings
Learn every piece with star lessons, then play the computer from Beginner to Hard, or a friend on the same phone.

The family race game
Roll the die, race your tokens round the board, catch your rivals and be first to get every token home.

Pallankuzhi, the South Indian seed game
Scoop up the seeds in a pit and sow them round the board. Keep the relay going, catch the pasu and capture the most.

Four in a row, with sweets
Drop laddoos into the box and line up four before the other side does: across, up or on a slant.

Saanp Seedhi, Moksha Patam
Roll the die, climb the ladders and dodge the snakes. Land on a star square to answer a quick counting or shape question.

Space-rocks arcade
Fly a little rocket and pop the space rocks. Big rocks break into pebbles and pebbles turn into stardust. Kids can pop numbered rocks in counting order.

A toy-tank maze game
Drive a toy tank through hedge mazes, splash paint that bounces off the walls and collect the mangoes.

Bounce the marble, pop the tiles
Slide your wooden board to bounce a glass marble into a wall of painted tiles. Pop every tile and catch the gifts that fall.

Learn. Earn. Grow.
The board game about building real wealth. Study to earn more, invent, invest and enjoy life without overspending. Money quizzes for kids and teens.
Everyone plays from their own phone, wherever they are. Send a link by WhatsApp or text and they join your table. No accounts, no real names: everyone gets a fun name like Cosy Tiger.
Open a game, tap Play online with friends, then Share an invite link. Friends tap the link and join your table. In card games, the computer can fill any empty seats.
Keep your family in one place: see who wants to play, plan a game night in everyone's own time zone, and send table invites with one tap.
Online play works in every game with two or more players: card games, board games, Carrom, and races in Barfi Drop, Kancha Bounce and Pathar Pop.
Built to sit at a family table. Everything that doesn't belong there is left out.
No real money, chips, coins or betting. You play for points, stars and badges, which are worth nothing but bragging rights.
Nothing to skip and nothing pushed at your children. No in-app purchases either.
No accounts, no analytics, no cookies, no real names. Progress and badges stay on your own device. Online tables share only a fun name and your moves (privacy policy).
Pass one phone around the room, or team up with AI players. After the first visit the games work offline too.
Install it from your browser and it opens full screen, like an app, and keeps working without internet. The Android app is coming soon to Google Play.
On iPhone or iPad: tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.