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Online multiplayer games with friends
A shared game can bring friends together across a room or across countries. Choose a game with supported online tables, agree on the rules and send an invitation from inside the game.
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Snakes and Ladders
Roll the die, climb the ladders and dodge the snakes. First to square 100 wins, on four boards from classic to Lagos.
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Pick a game everyone can join
Chess and Ayo are good choices for a two-player contest. Ludo, Whot and Snakes and Ladders suit a group table. Draughts and Dara offer a different kind of strategy challenge. The game’s own setup tells you how many seats and modes are available.
Share an invitation
Host an online table, then use its share or copy control to send the invitation. Friends can open the link or enter the room code. Keep a private invitation within your group, and check that everyone has joined before starting. Use the platform account flow when the game requests it.
Keep practice and competition clear
Computer practice helps you learn a game before inviting friends. Competitive progress follows the server’s game rules; practice and labelled computer tables can be unranked. Development previews do not award XP, Gems or rankings. Always check the mode shown on your table.
Good to know
Before you play
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
Game listings are worldwide. Friends can join the same supported online table using its invitation, subject to normal account and connection requirements.
Some games offer pass-and-play. Check the game’s welcome screen for that option; it is different from an online table.
No. This collection highlights games with established online table support. Other games may be single-player or still in development.