Tabletop games
Games that run at the table, all night, without a host.
Some nights want a microphone. Others want four people at a table settling something. Tabletop games keep their own scores and stack up into ladders that bring the same faces back next week.
The card game your guests already know
Fast rounds at the table on the devices guests already have, with tournament brackets for a venue that wants to run a league.
A ladder that runs all season
Head-to-head board play with a venue ladder, timed matches, and a big-screen board for the table that draws a crowd.
Dice at every table, one scoreboard
Dice rounds played at the table with automatic scoring, and a house leaderboard that runs across the whole room.
- No scheduled night required. Tables start a game whenever they want one.
- Scoring that settles arguments. The maths is done and the result is recorded.
- Ladders and seasons. Standings that run for weeks rather than one evening.
- A featured table on the big screen. Put the match that draws a crowd up on it.
- Runs alongside a party game. Tables can play between rounds of trivia.
The retention argument
Your regulars are the business.
A party night brings a crowd once a week. A ladder brings two people in on a Monday because one of them sits two points behind the other. Tabletop games are the cheapest retention tool a venue has, and until now they needed a cupboard full of boxes and someone to referee.
All three tabletop titles are in development. The pages below describe what each one will do when it ships. We are not promising dates we have not earned.
Have a say in which ships first.
We have not settled the order. Tell us which one would work in your room, because that is how we are deciding.