Chess
Full-rules 3D chess with castling, en passant and promotion. Three AI levels and live matches.
2 playersEleven of the world’s most-played board games, right in your browser. Practise against the AI, invite a friend to a live match and climb the rankings.
Full-rules 3D chess with castling, en passant and promotion. Three AI levels and live matches.
2 playersClassic 8×8 checkers with forced captures, multi-jumps and kings.
2 playersRoll the die and race all four tokens home first. Two to four players; a six rolls again.
2-4 playersGo on 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19 with ko, dead-stone marking and automatic area scoring.
2 playersSow seeds pit by pit and capture the most — the ancient counting game on a carved 3D board.
2 playersHide your fleet, call coordinates and sink every enemy ship first.
2 playersDouble-six dominoes for two to four players: match the ends and empty your hand first.
2-4 playersBear off all fifteen checkers first in the 5,000-year-old race of dice and strategy.
2 playersThe 100-square family dice game: climb the ladders, slide down the snakes.
2-4 playersHop your marbles across the star board to fill the opposite camp first. Two to six players.
2-6 playersFive in a row on a 15×15 board. Choose standard (no double-three), free-style or Renju rules.
2 playersFrom classics played for thousands of years to dice games families gather around, here are eleven of the most widely played board games on Earth. Every one opens instantly in your browser, on a 3D board you can rotate with mouse or finger.
Without an account you can practise against the AI at three levels or pass and play on one device. Sign in with GameNow to find an opponent with quick match, or create a room and invite friends with a single link — they join the moment they open it.
The AI and the 3D graphics run on your own device; the server only referees online games and keeps the rankings. Every online move is checked against the rules on the server, and dice rolls and shuffles are made there too, so games are fair.
Yes. Every game, the AI, online matches and rankings are free.
No. Everything runs in a modern browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox), including on phones and tablets.
Not for AI or pass-and-play games. Online matches, invitations and rankings need a GameNow account.
Press “Top view” under the board for a flat overhead view. On older devices the graphics quality is reduced automatically.
Instead of trademarked games we included open classics from the same families — such as Ludo and Go — that anyone may play freely.