Plato: Games To Play Together 12+

Best app ever

From the earliest days of mobile internet, there was Pogo, a site that aggregated all kinds of games. But as Pogo and others sat on their laurels, the creators of Plato indisputably gained the throne. Starting with Yahoo! Games, the developers grew with the Internet. Plato is a truly free compendium of multiplayer or solo games with an easy-to-use interface and a pleasantly addictive formula. With a very active worldwide community, you could find yourself playing Gin Rummy with a player in Tehran right before playing a variant of Battleship with someone from Beijing. You might play someone who lives down the street or someone from across the world. People actively chat on Plato but there is no pressure to do so. In the mood to chat, do so. In the mood to veg out, go for it. There are countless games. Play your favorites but try new things also. I recommend trying Ludo, an updated take on the board game - Sorry. Try the backgammon. A variant of uno is very popular. Try “Bankroll,” Ludo’s take on monopoly. You can even play mini golf, darts, pool and even soccer. There are NO ADS and the only in-app purchases are fun but completely unnecessary to game play. There are no paid power-ups like other apps. This means no one can buy a win. I really appreciate the game, it’s active and responsive developers and support team and the community. I have made friends around the world, particularly in places I would otherwise know very little about. Enjoy!

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I love this app but it think something happenend. 5/5 DOWNLOAD NOW. MUCH FUN

I used to play the app every day two years ago, and would always match up with people who speak the same language as me (English obviously). But now I’m always matching up with people from other countries. While I love trying to talk to them and sometimes I have good conversations, I used to only match up with people of the same country. I was going to rare this 4/5 stars because of that but I came to the realization that it’s because of fewer people using the app. So I understand, other than that 5/5 best board game app out there if you have internet access most of the time at least. Easy to under stand games, easy to understand rules, sleek interface, friend system, few ads and no pop up ads. Probably the best app out there and I’m going to pay to remove ads because they deserve the money for creating this masterpiece 👌

I love this app!!

This app is almost perfect. The game interface is great and the app supports a pretty large amount of games. My favorites are Four-in-a-Row (I have almost 1,000 wins), Backgammon, and recently I’ve started playing Werewolf as well. It’s easy to use and navigate, family-friendly (sometimes TOO family-friendly (I’ll get to that in a moment). However, I have two problems with it. Not major ones but some things that I’d suggest looking into. 1) Only 3 games are allowed in the rooms (and yes I updated. It only lets me have 2 open now...). I accidentally clicked on a game of Euchre a few weeks ago and never actually played it. I assumed that I’d lose and the game would end. Unfortunately for me, that didn’t happen. The game still shows up there and reduces the amount of games I can play at once. There is no way to get rid of inactive games, either (unless it’s a 2-player game. I’m pretty sure the people who I started the Euchre with have uninstalled the app since they won’t respond to my pleads to finish the game so it will disappear. Please remove the game restriction for the social lounge and other lounges. 2) TOO censored. The censoring tool is pretty bad. It gets rid of all swear words but sometimes it censored words that aren’t bad - like Japan for example. It literally replaces “Japan” with “***.” I’d suggest trying to fix the censor system. It censors out way too many things that are not bad.