Free to playTabletopia 2,400+ board games, one table
Tabletopia is a virtual tabletop with more than 2,400 licensed board games and ready-made setups. Make a table, send friends a link, and move cards, roll dice, and take turns together. Guests can join without an account, which makes it an easy pick for co-op friends planning game night.
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A board game night without tidying up
Pick a game from the library, create a table, and send your co-op friends a link or room number. They can join as guests with no account needed, then you shuffle, deal, flip, rotate, and lock pieces in place with realistic physics.
Setups arrive ready to play, turns are tracked, and the camera can be adjusted to see the board your way. You drop a card on the table, it lands where you put it, then your friend draws from the deck you just shuffled. Since nothing enforces the rules, you read the rulebook and play it your way, house rules included.
Hundreds of licensed games to browse together
The catalog holds designer classics, recent releases, and upcoming Kickstarter prototypes, all licensed with designers and publishers. Browse with friends, join a public table through matchmaking, or keep it private for just your group.
Sessions stay social and straightforward: join a lobby, sort out who plays what, and start moving pieces. The 3D components and top-down view keep everything readable, and the controls stay simple enough that family members can join in too.
Build your own board game
If your group has an idea, the browser tools let you build it with no programming required.
It suits groups who like tinkering between sessions. You set up a rough prototype one evening, adjust a few cards, and try it again the next time everyone is online. Playing premium games in this way supports their authors directly.
Good to know before you gather around?
Do you need to know the rules first?
Yes. Tabletopia is a sandbox with no AI referee, so it handles shuffling, dealing, setups, and turn tracking while you handle the rules. Keep the rulebook handy, agree on edge cases with friends, and you will be fine.
Can you play it in augmented reality?
With Tilt Five glasses, the board can appear as an animated tabletop in front of you. It is an optional extra for groups who want the pieces to feel a little closer to a real table.
