KarA place to play together
The idea is to make starting a game quick: choose a title, practise against bots or send friends a table code. The collection brings familiar tabletop games together with original puzzle and bluffing ideas.
The main catalogue contains 30 games, with Daily Word available as its own daily challenge. You will find Makao, Thousand, Hearts, Poker, Old Maid and Rummy alongside Chess, Checkers, Ludo, Battleship, Backgammon, Reversi, Sudoku, Solitaire and more.
Solo practice, ranked play and friend tables
Many games offer bot practice with difficulty settings. Ranked modes compare results using a separate ELO for each game. Friend tables use a code or invitation link so your group can sit together.
The server checks online moves, scores the game and determines its result. Some solo puzzles run directly in the browser. When a ranked queue has no available opponent, a suitable server bot may fill a place; automated accounts are labelled Bot in leaderboards.
Accounts and tournaments
You can try games as a guest. A registered account preserves your friends, ratings, progress and cosmetic items across supported devices. The two website domains use separate browser sessions, while the intended shared service uses the same account data.
Tournaments offer knockout brackets with 8, 16 or 32 places, or a three-game triathlon scored by finishing position. Available game modes and table sizes are shown on each game page.
The existing Karciak Android app
The Karciak app in Google Play connects to the shared service. Supported app and browser clients can join the same ordinary table with its code. Sign in to the same account to keep your progress together.
The existing app is called Karciak and is available through the Google Play link below. Some options and additional features differ between app and browser.
Rules you can check
Each game page includes quick rules and a longer English guide covering the implemented variant, scoring, practical decisions and common mistakes. Traditional games have many house rules, so the guide identifies the version used here.
If the guide and a game disagree, tell us the title and situation through support. We review the rule description alongside the game behaviour and update the content when mechanics change.
Fair play and virtual game units
The service is intended for players aged 13 and over; the terms explain the conditions for younger players with a parent or guardian. Treat other players respectfully and do not use scripts or unauthorised automation.
Game points, chips and shop coins are virtual. The service does not accept real-money wagers or pay cash winnings. The privacy policy describes the data needed to run games and accounts separately from optional analytics and advertising.