What's new in 3.4 - Play together online: a live table now reaches friends anywhere, not just in the same room. Start a table, tap Share and send the invite by WhatsApp or any other app, or read out the 8-character code. Players on your WiFi can still scan the QR code and join the same table. You let each player in, and you can lock the table, make a new link or remove a player. Switch apps to send the invite and the table waits for you, and everyone rejoins by themselves. The match is end-to-end encrypted: our server only passes it on and cannot read it. No account needed, and joining is always free, even if you have not bought anything. Works with Yahtzee, chess, checkers, international draughts, backgammon and Othello New in 3.2 - Play together on your WiFi: several phones and tablets, one shared match, live. Every phone shows the board, the score and whose turn it is, and on Yahtzee you watch each other's throws land on your own screen - Three new games: Othello, on a playable board with a computer opponent, Hangman, a letter-guessing puzzle, and Beverbende, with a paper-form scorecard - Proper scorecards for Skat (a real Skatliste), Bridge (above and below the line) and Canasta (a tally grid). Belote scores the contract head to head and has its own rules, chart and statistics - A new layout with five tabs: Home, Games, Puzzles, Statistics and Settings. Puzzles have their own tab, and a game with more than one way to play opens a page where you choose Keep score, Play here or Play together - Zweeds gets a Grand 14 by 14 tier on much richer dictionaries. Crossword and Zweeds have a pinned keyboard, an active-clue banner and easier tapping, and every puzzle has a How to play link - Whist's rules explain where trump comes from, Schnapsen's rules show the cards, and the app is faster throughout

What's new in 3.3 - Play together online: a live table now reaches friends anywhere, not just in the same room. Start a table, tap Share and send the invite by WhatsApp or any other app, or read out the 8-character code. Players on your WiFi can still scan the QR code and join the same table. You let each player in, and you can lock the table, make a new link or remove a player. Switch apps to send the invite and the table waits for you, and everyone rejoins by themselves. The match is end-to-end encrypted: our server only passes it on and cannot read it. No account needed, and joining is always free, even if you have not bought anything. Works with Yahtzee, chess, checkers, international draughts, backgammon and Othello New in 3.2 - Play together on your WiFi: several phones and tablets, one shared match, live. Every phone shows the board, the score and whose turn it is, and on Yahtzee you watch each other's throws land on your own screen - Three new games: Othello, on a playable board with a computer opponent, Hangman, a letter-guessing puzzle, and Beverbende, with a paper-form scorecard - Proper scorecards for Skat (a real Skatliste), Bridge (above and below the line) and Canasta (a tally grid). Belote scores the contract head to head and has its own rules, chart and statistics - A new layout with five tabs: Home, Games, Puzzles, Statistics and Settings. Puzzles have their own tab, and a game with more than one way to play opens a page where you choose Keep score, Play here or Play together - Zweeds gets a Grand 14 by 14 tier on much richer dictionaries. Crossword and Zweeds have a pinned keyboard, an active-clue banner and easier tapping, and every puzzle has a How to play link - Whist's rules explain where trump comes from, Schnapsen's rules show the cards, and the app is faster throughout

What's new in 3.2 - Play together: several phones and tablets, one shared match, live, over your own WiFi. One player starts a table and shows a QR code, the others scan it or pick the table from the list, and the host lets everyone in. Every phone shows the board, the score and whose turn it is, and on Yahtzee you watch each other's throws land on your own screen. No account, no internet, no server. Joining is free even if you do not own the game. Works with Yahtzee, chess, checkers, international draughts, backgammon and Othello - Three new games: Othello, on a playable board with a computer opponent, Hangman, a letter-guessing puzzle, and Beverbende, with a paper-form scorecard - Proper scorecards for Skat (a real Skatliste), Bridge (above and below the line) and Canasta (a tally grid). Belote scores the contract head to head and has its own rules, chart and statistics - A new layout with five tabs: Home, Games, Puzzles, Statistics and Settings. Puzzles have their own tab, and a game with more than one way to play opens a page where you choose Keep score, Play here or Play together - Zweeds gets a Grand 14 by 14 tier on much richer dictionaries. Crossword and Zweeds have a pinned keyboard, an active-clue banner and easier tapping, and every puzzle has a How to play link - Whist's rules explain where trump comes from, Schnapsen's rules show the cards, and the app is faster throughout

What's new in 3.1 - Play together: several phones and tablets, one shared match, live, over your own WiFi. One player starts a table and shows a QR code, the others scan it or pick the table from the list, and the host lets everyone in. Every phone shows the board, the score and whose turn it is, and on Yahtzee you watch each other's throws land on your own screen. No account, no internet, no server. Joining is free even if you do not own the game. Works with Yahtzee, chess, checkers, international draughts, backgammon and Othello - Three new games: Othello, on a playable board with a computer opponent, Hangman, a letter-guessing puzzle, and Beverbende, with a paper-form scorecard - Proper scorecards for Skat (a real Skatliste), Bridge (above and below the line) and Canasta (a tally grid). Belote scores the contract head to head and has its own rules, chart and statistics - A new layout with five tabs: Home, Games, Puzzles, Statistics and Settings. Puzzles have their own tab, and a game with more than one way to play opens a page where you choose Keep score, Play here or Play together - Zweeds gets a Grand 14 by 14 tier on much richer dictionaries. Crossword and Zweeds have a pinned keyboard, an active-clue banner and easier tapping, and every puzzle has a How to play link - Whist's rules explain where trump comes from, Schnapsen's rules show the cards, and the app is faster throughout

What's new in 3.0 - Play together: several phones and tablets, one shared match, live, over your own WiFi. One player starts a table and shows a QR code, the others scan it or pick the table from the list, and the host lets everyone in. Every phone shows the board, the score and whose turn it is, and on Yahtzee you watch each other's throws land on your own screen. No account, no internet, no server. Joining is free even if you do not own the game. Works with Yahtzee, chess, checkers, international draughts, backgammon and Othello - Three new games: Othello, on a playable board with a computer opponent, Hangman, a letter-guessing puzzle, and Beverbende, with a paper-form scorecard - Proper scorecards for Skat (a real Skatliste), Bridge (above and below the line) and Canasta (a tally grid). Belote scores the contract head to head and has its own rules, chart and statistics - A new layout with five tabs: Home, Games, Puzzles, Statistics and Settings. Puzzles have their own tab, and a game with more than one way to play opens a page where you choose Keep score, Play here or Play together - Zweeds gets a Grand 14 by 14 tier on much richer dictionaries. Crossword and Zweeds have a pinned keyboard, an active-clue banner and easier tapping, and every puzzle has a How to play link - Whist's rules explain where trump comes from, Schnapsen's rules show the cards, and the app is faster throughout

What's new in 2.3.1 - A short guided tour shows you around on first launch, plus one-time tips that pop up right where a feature lives - A new scorecard button keeps the screen awake, so your phone will not lock between rounds - Klaverjassen now opens the round on the team that did not go, which is the smaller pile you actually count - More room for the dice on the Yahtzee board, better fitting rooms in Murder Sudoku cases, and fixes throughout Also new in 2.2 - Try any game free for your first 10 plays, then unlock everything for life or with a yearly subscription - Chess, checkers, international draughts and backgammon play on traditional wooden boards - Five games play against the computer at three levels, including chess and Hearts

What's new in 2.2 - Try any game free for your first 10 plays, then unlock everything for life or with a new yearly subscription - Chess, checkers, international draughts and backgammon now play on traditional wooden boards - Five games now play against the computer at three levels, including chess and Hearts - Polish and fixes throughout

What's new in 2.1 - Chess, checkers, international draughts and backgammon now play on traditional wooden boards - The puzzle collection has grown to 13, with Murder Sudoku, a crossword and a word search - Five games now play against the computer at three levels, including chess and Hearts - Puzzles remember where you left off and start in a single tap - Polish and fixes throughout

Added play directly against an AI opponent for International draughts and Backgammon. Improved scorecards for Klaverjassen, Yahtzee, Patience and Darts. Improved visuals for the Yahtzee scorecard and the Backgammon, International draughts, Checkers and Chess boards. Improvements to device sync Additional minor improvements.