A rummy-style card game you play right in your browser. Race robot rivals through ten phases, climb an endless campaign of tables, or pass the phone around at game night.
No download · No account · Free
Every turn is a few quick moves. Lay down your phase, then empty your hand before anyone else to win the round.
Jump into the campaign, a five-phase quick game, or a full ten-phase match against up to five bots.
Drag cards into the slots, or tap Suggest. Slots glow green when a group is ready, and hints tell you when you're one card away.
Confetti, a chime, and you're a phase closer. Then play your leftovers onto any group on the table to go out first.
Every level is a fresh deal with its own phases and rivals. Clear it to light up the next stop, beat a boss every fifteenth level, and come back for all three stars.
Number cards are just a number and a color, readable at a glance in a full fan of eleven. The Wild is a crystal star you can spot from across the table.
Start against Easy, graduate to Hard. Hard bots hold the cards you need, skip the leader and go out the moment they can.
AvaCurious
BenCheerful
CleoThoughtful
DevCompetitive
EliLaid-backEach round you chase your current phase. Lay it down and move up; miss it and try again next round. Finish the Final Phase with the lowest score and the game is yours.
Climb a map of tuned tables for stars, felts and card backs.
Five phases, two rivals, done before your coffee cools.
All ten phases, up to five bots, your house rules.
One phone, the whole family. Hands stay hidden between turns.
Yes. No ads, no purchases, no energy timers. It's a passion project.
No. Tap Play free and you're dealt in. There's nothing to sign up for.
Yes, it's built for one-handed play on a phone. On iPhone, open it in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen, and it opens full-screen like an app.
On your device, in the browser you play in. Campaign stars, achievements and any game in progress save after every move. Clearing your browser's data for this site resets them.
A campaign level takes a few minutes. A quick game is about eight. A full ten-phase match against bots runs 20 to 30 minutes.
Pass-and-play lets two to six people share one phone, with a hand-off screen so nobody peeks. Online play is on the list.