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Rules and turns are handled for you, so even a game you've never played is easy to pick up.
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    3 steps to playing board games online

    1. 1Pick a gameChoose by player count and play time.
    2. 2Send the linkA QR code or the 6-letter code works too.
    3. 3Play in the browserNothing to install, no account needed.

    FAQ about playing board games online

    What board games can I play online?

    136 games in all: 92 board games, 30 card games, 6 party word games, plus hanafuda, karuta, and mahjong. Browse the full list of games by player count or play time.

    Is it free to play?

    Yes, it is free. Creating a party and joining one both work without an account.

    Can I play using only a phone?

    Yes, in your phone’s browser. There is no app: open the invite link and you join the same party as friends on a PC or tablet.

    How do I play with a friend far away?

    Create a party and send the invite link or QR code. Keep your LINE, Discord, or Zoom call running while you play. See games to play on a call.

    How many people can play?

    Depending on the game, from 1 (against the CPU) up to 100 players. Use choose by player count to find games for 2, 3, 4, or 5+ players.

    Are rules and game flow handled automatically? Can I play against the CPU?

    BGJ automatically checks which moves you can make, keeps score, determines wins and losses, and manages turns. You can feel at ease trying a new game, even if you haven't learned all the rules yet. You can play 130 games against the CPU. Some drawing games let players judge answers or draw freely without a set ending.

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    Last updated 2026-11-02 · Run by Qdan, Inc.