Play at home

Host a game night at the kitchen table — you against your family, in one shared market, in about fifteen minutes. No account needed.

How a family game works

Tap ‘Host a family game’ — no account, no sign-up. It fills with bot players so even two of you get real competition.
Share the code or QR around the room; everyone joins on their own phone.
Each round everyone sets their plan and you reveal together; play a handful of rounds and crown a winner.

Choose a game

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Market Day

Run a stall on the town square: chalk a price, order stock, and fight for a shared crowd. Teaches spoilage, stockouts and working capital.

AI Startup Race

Run a rival AI startup in one market: price, marketing, model tier. Teaches competition, margins and runway.

Tragedy of the Commons

Everyone fishes the same pond: take too much between you and it crashes, go easy and it feeds you all game. Teaches sharing a limited resource.

Public Goods

Chip in to the family pot or keep your coins: the pot grows and splits to all, but free-riders keep theirs. Teaches cooperation and free-riding.

Stag Hunt

Hunt the stag together for the big win, or grab a safe hare alone. Played in pairs over several rounds. Teaches trust and coordination.

Prisoner’s Dilemma Live

Paired up for several rounds, you each choose at the same time: cooperate, or take the one-sided win. Pick the story — suspects, shops, partners or classmates — and see who can keep trust alive.

RoundsFrom 1 to 10. Players are never told how many.Which story?The classic. You and your partner are questioned in separate rooms, and the currency is years in jail.

Fairness Night

Three quick fairness games back-to-back — Ultimatum, Trust, Dictator — with the same partner and a compare-it-all debrief. Teaches fairness, trust and generosity.

No account, no sign-up — just tap and play.