A small collection of quiet games. Low contrast, no motion, built to be gentle on sensitive eyes and heads. Read why.
A shuffled 4×4 or 5×5 letter grid. Play it yourself, or put it on a shared screen and find words together as a group.
Two teams guess the most popular answers to survey-style questions. Points for each match; three strikes hands the other team a shot to steal the pot.
Roll six dice, set aside whatever scores, and decide each turn whether to bank your points or risk them on another roll for 1–8 players.
A rotating judge reveals a prompt card; everyone else secretly submits their best-matching answer card for 3–8 players. Online rooms only, since a private hand is the whole point.
Write funny answers to prompts, then vote on the funniest — each matchup's points split by vote share, escalating round to round, for 3–8 players. Online rooms only, since everyone writes privately.
Write a convincing fake answer to a trivia question, then vote on which answer is real — fool other players or find the truth, for 3–8 players. Online rooms only, since everyone writes privately.
A shared pile, a private hand, and table cards hidden even from you until you play them, for 3–10 players. Match or beat the pile, clear it with four of a kind, and try to be first to empty your hand. Online rooms only.
Combine 2–4 letter tiles into words. Five hidden four-tile "Quads" earn a bonus if you find them all — solo, untimed.
Guess the secret 5-letter word in 6 tries. Each guess shows which letters are right, in the wrong spot, or not in the word at all — solo, untimed.
Spell words of 4 or more letters using 7 given letters, every word must include the center letter. Longer words and a pangram (using all 7) score more — solo, untimed.