Games for six or eight players

Play together in your browser: 44 games support six players and 23 support eight. This shelf includes games for groups of five or more, with limits up to 100 players.

Players: There are 49 games that seat five or more. The highest limit is 100.
Time: about 1–30 min. More players means a slower lap, so the short games hold up best.
Sign-up: None. With up to 100 players, people sit down as they open the link.
CPU: 43 of them have a CPU, so you can start before everyone arrives.
On a call: The more people, the more a call helps. The screen says whose turn it is, so voices stay free for talking.

Each one in a sentence

Bingo: Bingo is a number game for 1 to 100 players that takes about 15 minutes. Mark called numbers on your card and complete a line to win. Free, in-browser, and built for large groups.
Blackjack: Blackjack is a card game for 1 to 6 players, about 15 minutes, each playing against the dealer. Chips are just points — no real money is used. Free, in-browser, no account.
Bozu Mekuri: Bozu Mekuri is a 10-minute card game for 2–6 players, played with Hyakunin Isshu poet cards. Keep nobles, lose your cards to monks, take the pile with ladies. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Chinchirorin: Chinchirorin is a 10-minute dice game for 2–8 players. One dealer faces the rest of the table, and hands rolled with three dice decide who takes points from whom. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Chinese Checkers: Chinese checkers is a game for 2–6 players, about 20 minutes. By default, finish when the opposite goal is full and at least one peg is yours. Free. In-browser. No account.
Combined Monster Drawing: A drawing game for 2–8 people. Connect the ends of hidden drawings to create one monster per player, then reveal them together. Free in your browser.
Concentration: Concentration is a picture matching game for 1 to 6 players that takes about 10 minutes. Flip two face-down cards — match two cards with the same picture, to keep going. Free. In-browser. No account.
President: President (also called Daifugo) is a card game for 2 to 12 players that takes about 3 minutes per round. Empty your hand first to take the top rank. Free. In-browser. No account.
Cheat: Cheat (I Doubt It) is a bluffing card game for 2-8 players, about 10 minutes. Play cards face down calling out A, 2, 3... in order, then bluff or call it. Free, in-browser, no account.
Five-Card Draw: Five-Card Draw is a poker game for 2 to 6 players, about 15 minutes. Swap the cards you don't want once and the best hand wins. Bet with chips (points) or play without betting.
Drawing Quiz: Drawing Quiz is a 3–20 player, about 15-minute speed-drawing game. Watch the drawing live; the first to guess the prompt and the artist both score. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Drawing Telephone: Drawing Telephone is a 3–30 player drawing party game (about 20 minutes): prompts pass along as drawings and guesses, then everyone watches how they changed. Free in your browser.
Kuniyasu's Four Seasons of Edo Sugoroku: A sugoroku on the real print by Utagawa Kuniyasu: from New Year at Nihonbashi, tour Edo's sights through the four seasons to the year-end market in Asakusa. 2–6 players, about 15 min, free.
FreeCell: Play FreeCell Solitaire online for free in your browser. Race the same deal with four free cells, or aim for your best time. All cards are visible. 1–20 players, about 8 minutes; no account needed.
Goninkan: Goninkan is a five-player card game from Tsugaru, Japan, about 20 minutes long: two partners take on three to collect face cards. Free. In-browser. No account.
Hearts: Hearts is a card game for 3 to 5 players that takes about 20 minutes. Avoid taking hearts and the queen of spades — the lowest score wins. Free. In-browser. No account.
Hearts Dice: Hearts Dice is a letter-dice game for 1–6 players, about 10 minutes (a different game from the card game Hearts). Roll six dice and score for a streak from H. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
High-Low: High-Low is a card game for 1 to 8 players, about 5 minutes. Guess higher or lower than the card on the table, and bank your streak. Free, in-browser, no account, no real money.
Texas Hold'em: Texas Hold'em is a poker game for 2 to 9 players that takes about 20 minutes. Make your best five cards from your two and the five on the table. Free. In-browser. No account.
Indian Poker: Indian Poker: 2–8 players, about 1 minute per round. Your card faces everyone else. Read their reactions and bet with chips. Free in your browser, no account. No real money.
Yoshikazu's Samurai Armour Sugoroku: A sugoroku on the real 1858 print by Isshusai Yoshikazu: put on samurai armour piece by piece, loincloth to helmet, and return to camp in victory. 2–6 players, about 15 min, free.
Leifeng Pagoda Sugoroku: A race game on a real Qing-dynasty Chinese print: spiral through the Legend of the White Snake, hop between twin pictures and reach the Leifeng Pagoda. 2–6 players, about 15 min, free.
Liar's Dice: With dice hidden under cups, you see only your own dice and bid on the table total. Catch false bids with Dudo and keep your dice to be the last player.
Mäxchen (Mia): Two dice sit under a cup; only the roller sees them. Mix in bluffs, challenge false bids and protect your lives to be the last player remaining.
Mahjong Solitaire: A mahjong-tile solitaire race: everyone gets the same stacked layout, starts on 3-2-1 and races to clear it by taking matching tiles. 1–20 players, about 5 minutes. Free, no sign-up.
Master Number: Master Number is a number-guessing deduction game for 2–5 players that takes about 10 minutes. Everyone races to crack the same secret number with hits and blows. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Minesweeper: Play Minesweeper free online in your browser, alone or in a 1–8 player race. Read the numbers and open every safe square on identical boards. About 5 minutes; no sign-up.
Sudoku: Play Sudoku online for free in your browser. Race to solve the same puzzle, starting together on 3–2–1 and following everyone’s progress. 1–20 players, about 6 minutes, no sign-up.
Nap: Nap is a quick trick-taking card game for 3–6 players that takes about 15 minutes. Bid the tricks you can take with five cards; the highest bidder plays alone. Free. In-browser. No account.
Japanese Napoleon: Japanese Napoleon is a trick-taking card game for 5 players (4–6), about 15 minutes: win the bid and team up with a hidden adjutant. Free, no sign-up.
Two-Corner Mahjong: A mahjong-tile connect race: join matching tiles with a line of at most two bends. Everyone gets the same layout and starts on 3-2-1. 1–20 players, about 5 minutes. Free, no sign-up.
Draw Together: Free, no registration needed. Draw with friends online in a smartphone browser: just send a link.
Oh Hell: You are a player predicting tricks from your hand. Matching your bid brings a large bonus, and you aim for first place on total points. Play free with 3–7 people, about 20 minutes, no signup.
Oicho-Kabu: Oicho-Kabu is a 10-minute hanafuda card game for 2–6 players. A dealer faces the rest of the table, and hands closest to 9 in the last digit win. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Old Maid: Old Maid is a card game for 2 to 8 players, about 5 minutes. Draw and pair up matching ranks; whoever holds the joker last loses. Free. In-browser. No account.
Hokusai's Kamakura–Enoshima–Oyama Sugoroku: A sugoroku played on the real print Katsushika Hokusai drew: leave Nihonbashi, tour Kamakura, Enoshima and Mt. Oyama, and come home. 2–6 players, about 15 minutes, free in your browser, no sign-up.
Crazy Eights: Crazy Eights (also called Page One) is a card game for 2 to 6 players that takes about 10 minutes. Match the colour or the number on the table and empty your hand first. Free. In-browser. No account.
Pig's Tail: Pig's Tail is a card game for 2 to 8 players that takes about 5 minutes. Flip cards one by one — match the suit or rank and race for the pile. Free. In-browser. No account.
Relay Novel: Relay Novel is a story-writing game for 2–100 players that takes about 15 minutes. Everyone adds pages to the stories at once, then votes without knowing who wrote what. Free in your browser.
Rummy: Rummy is a card game for 2-6 players, about 20 minutes. Meld sets and runs, lay off on any meld, and empty your hand first to score the cards others hold. Free in your browser, no account.
Seven Bridge: Seven Bridge is a rummy-style card game for 2-5 players, about 4 minutes per round. Meld runs and sets, interrupt with pon and chi, and empty your hand first. Free in your browser, with no account.
Sevens: Sevens is a card game for 3 to 6 players that takes about 10 minutes. Build out from the sevens and empty your hand first. Free. In-browser. No account.
Snakes and Ladders: Roll and race to 100 with 2–6 players. Climb ladders and slide down snakes. About 10 minutes. Free in your browser, with no registration.
Solitaire: Play Solitaire online for free in your browser: move cards by the rules and race to fill the foundations. 1–20 players, about 8 minutes, no sign-up.
Spider Solitaire: Play Spider Solitaire online for free. Build eight same-suit runs from king to ace with 1 or 2 suits. Everyone gets the same deal; finish faster to rank higher. 1–20 players, about 10 minutes.
Sugoroku: Sugoroku is a 2-to-6-player, roughly 10-minute Japanese picture-sugoroku race: roll a die, move along a single path, and be first to reach the goal. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Werewolf: Werewolf is a hidden-role deduction game for 4–30 players that takes about 30 minutes. Talk and vote by day to find the werewolves hiding among you. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Yacht: Yacht is a dice game for 1–6 players, about 15 minutes. Roll five dice up to three times and fill in your scoresheet one category at a time. Free in your browser, no sign-up.
Yaniv: Yaniv is a card game from Israel for 2 to 5 players. Discard sets and runs to shrink your hand, then call “Yaniv!” at 5 points or less. Play free in your browser, with no account.

What holds up past five players

With a big group, everyone waits on one person's turn. The way to keep that short is to pick a game where each turn is close to obvious. Sevens and Crazy Eights mostly play themselves once the cards are out, so a lap stays quick even at six.

President seats up to 12 and ranks every player from top to bottom, which is why it keeps a crowd talking. Hearts tops out at five and runs longer, because passing points around takes a full hand to resolve. If your evening has an end time, two rounds of President divide up more neatly.

Starting before everyone arrives

Five now and one more later is a perfectly good way to do this. Leave the spare seat as a CPU, start, and let the latecomer take it from the next round.

The same applies going the other way: when somebody has to leave, a CPU picks up their seat and the rest of you carry on. If the host leaves, the next host is chosen automatically from the people still there.

How to choose

If you want something quick, start with a shorter game.
For a slower, face-to-face game, try one of the board games.
For a game you have not played before, try the CPU once before inviting a friend. It goes faster that way.
Even in the same room, everyone should use their own device.

FAQ

How many people can sit down?

100 at most. The limit differs by game and is listed under "Players" on the game page.

Can we start before everyone is here?

Yes. Leave the spare seats as CPUs, and people take them over from the next round as they arrive.

Can we pass one device around?

The games assume one device each. Anything with a hand of cards gives itself away if you share a screen.

What games can six people play together?

There are 44 games with room for all six of you, including Old Maid, Pig's Tail, and Combined Monster Drawing. Check the player range and join through the same invite link.

Which games have room for eight players?

There are 23 games for eight, including Drawing Quiz, Drawing Telephone, and Werewolf. Some games on this shelf have lower limits, so check the player count before choosing.

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