
Flippant
An abstract incremental game about flipping a coin and maybe some other things too
Chasing that competitive and minimalist feeling you got from Split or Steal? Start with these games when you are ready. Most of them work well for a shared session.
A 1-6 player co-op casino crawler where you share one bank account and one very large debt. You get five minutes a day inside a four-floor casino tower to meet your loan shark's quota. It is fast, chaotic and best played with friends who make bad decisions loudly.
Replayable
In order to participate in the game competition, let's make a game with the theme of Game Theory. Originally thought so, but due to various complicated reasons. In the end it became a spoof game.
Competitive
A free-to-play Single-and-Multiplayer social deduction game in which role-based play rewards those who rely on strategy and their creative instincts. Also features full cross-play, cross-progression, and a story-rich experience. Supports up to 8 players with any combination of humans and AI.
Competitive, Replayable
A first-person social deduction game for 1 to 16 players. Most of you race to finish tasks before the clock runs out, while a few dissidents sabotage everything without getting caught. Real-time action, real-time lying: every round is a new argument about who to trust.
Competitive, Replayable
A social deduction game for 3 to 11 players: prisoners loot, craft and plot their escape within four days, while guards search, watch and arrest anyone who looks suspicious. Cute, colorful and chaotic, it turns a prison break into a round of bluffing, digging and yelling at your friends.
Competitive, Replayable
A 1v1 or 2v2 game of thieves versus guards, played in rounds where everyone swaps sides halfway through. One of you sneaks through a mansion after one specific valuable, the other has chores, a flashlight, and trust issues. Best brought with friends.
Competitive, Replayable
Fresh out of jail and already in debt to the stranger who bailed you out, you have one way to pay it back: break into houses and pull bigger jobs. Go quiet with lockpicks and sleeping gas, or loud with a baseball bat, solo or with three friends.
Replayable
A top-down multiplayer stealth contest: heavily armed guards defend a building while quick, quiet thieves try to rob it. Shoot your way in or slip through the dark, flip the lights, break the glass, and outwit real opponents across a pile of game modes.
Competitive, Replayable
Four to fifteen of you board a spaceship, and one of you is lying. Fix wiring, watch cameras, then argue about who just walked out of a vent. It is teamwork until it is betrayal, and it is best with friends who will throw you out an airlock over nothing.
Competitive, Replayable
A four-player mix of board game and card game set in the Age of Discovery. Build two decks, read the compass, and decide each round whether to push deeper for coins or run with what you have. Steal, trap, betray or cooperate: just make sure you leave with more gold than everyone else.
Competitive, Replayable
A game of lies for 7 to 15 players. Everyone in Salem gets a secret role with its own goal: protect the town, kill it, or win alone. Talk your way through the day, act under cover of night, and hang the killers before they hang you. Cute looks, sharp minds, and over 50 roles keep every match a new mystery.
Competitive, Replayable
Robbers rob a bank while hiding in plain sight, and cops hunt them among the crowd. Knock out an employee, steal the uniform, then drill, hack or bomb your way to the vault while looking as boring as possible. 32 classes, over 20 weapons and destructible walls make every round a fresh, ridiculous standoff.
Competitive, Replayable

An abstract incremental game about flipping a coin and maybe some other things too

Plan the perfect silent infiltration, then watch it fall apart one wobbly waddle at a time, alone or with up to seven friends.

Swallow, survive, and hope the box is kinder to you than to everyone else at the table.

Sneak into houses and vaults with up to three friends, grab everything that is not bolted down, and haul the loot away before it all goes wrong.

Scavenge, investigate and escape with your team while one of them wears a stolen face and hunts you from within.

A 1v1 or 2v2 game of thieves versus guards, played in rounds where everyone swaps sides halfway through.

Tap out particles, automate the work and trade your way toward the rarest one.

Simon owes dangerous people money, and tonight the only way out is The Game: dig through the dark net for hidden puzzle pieces, hack other PCs while…

Tunnel your way to freedom one spoonful of sand at a time, trading with cellmates and following hidden letters along the way.

A fun sus-like game where you backstab your co-workers and get mad at your co-workers for backstabbing you. (up to 16 players)

Scratch, spin and chug your way out of debt while up to four players do the same, and nothing stops them from ruining your run.

A 1-6 player co-op casino crawler where you share one bank account and one very large debt.

Sneak answers past a patrolling teacher with up to three friends in this silly co-op stealth party game.

Run a fake scam call center with friends and talk AI callers out of their savings with schemes that keep getting more absurd.

Social deduction online party game for 6–10 players. Compete as billionaires in a deadly game show.

Simon owes dangerous people money, and tonight the only way out is The Game: dig through the dark net for hidden puzzle pieces, hack other PCs while…

Plan the perfect silent infiltration, then watch it fall apart one wobbly waddle at a time, alone or with up to seven friends.

An abstract incremental game about flipping a coin and maybe some other things too

A 1-6 player co-op casino crawler where you share one bank account and one very large debt.

Tap out particles, automate the work and trade your way toward the rarest one.

A calm idle game where coins turn into cash, helpers do the flipping, and every reset makes the next fortune easier.

Scratch, spin and chug your way out of debt while up to four players do the same, and nothing stops them from ruining your run.

A game of cooperation and betrayal. Gather your party of 4-10 players, but trust no one.

Swallow, survive, and hope the box is kinder to you than to everyone else at the table.