here now Β· 1 at the table Β· video and chat
Lisbon, day three πΈ
At a real table this is your screen, a window or a tab β with its sound.
Game: π² Ludo π Poker πΎ Bottle π΄ Last Card π Act it out π§ Quiz π΄ Four β XΒ·O π€ Rather π― Truth or dare π Never π€ Hangman π΄ Checkers βοΈ Chess
This table is playing a game that is not available in the iOS app. You can keep chatting and join the next game.
Play something while you talk
Games break the ice. Everyone at the table can join or watch.
Sit down at the table to start a game.
You're watching. The next game starts when this one ends.
Played at this table
Nothing finished here yet.
Waiting for players Β·
Fresh questions β you never get one you've already had.
You have to keep taking with that piece.
Wrong so far: No wrong letters yet.
The word was .
Waiting for them to pick a pile.
Nobody has to. Passing counts.
Never have I ever
Locked in. Waiting for the othersβ¦
Would you ratherβ¦
Locked in. Waiting for the othersβ¦
Pick one. Nobody sees the votes until the last one is in.
Now argue about it.
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Nobody has to answer. "Pass" is an answer too.
βοΈ Other topics or language
π You said . Waiting for the othersβ¦
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is a word. Guess it!
A preview of the room: at a real table these are live cameras, with blur, screen sharing and the chat one click away. Try the screen button. Find a hangout β
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host bot
You're looking in as admin β only people at the table can write.
What you can type
Tap one to put it in the message box.
Play a game
Opens the game and asks the table. Add @someone to invite them: /ludo @ana
Get people here
Just for fun
Also: Enter sends, Shift+Enter starts a new line, and you can react to any message with an emoji.
Never have I ever, with ten fingers each
A statement comes up and everybody answers at the same time. Nobody sees the others until the last answer is in, and then all the hands go down together.
Every "I have" costs a finger. Run out and you are out, which in this game means you have lived the most.
The statements are the everyday kind, the sort you can play with colleagues: missed trains, burnt dinners, messages sent to the wrong person.