LivingRoom Play

Card games for the people you'd play with in the living room.

LivingRoom Play makes card games for iPhone and iPad. They're built for playing with people you know — across the table, or across the country — with a computer to fill the empty seats when nobody's around.

The games

  • In TestFlight

    LivingRoom Skip Solitaire

    Be the first to empty your stock pile.

    A race to clear the pile in front of you. Build the piles in the middle from 1 up to 12, from your hand, your stock or your discards — and keep going for as long as the cards fall your way.

  • In TestFlight

    LivingRoom Stakes

    No-limit Texas Hold'em, play money only.

    A poker table for your friends: tournaments with blinds that climb, or a cash game that runs all night. Play money only — there's nothing to buy and the chips are worth nothing outside the table.

  • In TestFlight

    LivingRoom Euchre

    Four players, two teams, trump and tricks.

    The Midwest's own card game: 24 cards, a partner across the table, and a jack that changes its mind about which suit it belongs to. First team to ten points takes it.

More games are on the way, built on the same table: the same cards, the same online play, the same quiet design.

What they all do

  • No accounts, no ads

    Nothing to sign up for and nothing to buy. Playing online uses Game Center, which you already have.

  • Nothing is collected

    No analytics, no tracking, no advertising. Your saved games live on your own device and in your own iCloud.

  • Play with people you know

    Share a six-digit room code or a QR code, or invite a Game Center friend. Talk over FaceTime while you play.

  • One table, many devices

    Saved games follow you between your iPhone and iPad. Leave a game in the middle and pick it up later.

  • Made to be read

    VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, Reduce Motion and Increase Contrast are part of the design, not an afterthought.

  • The same table, three games

    One design, one set of manners: the same felt, the same cards, the same way of dealing someone in.

Need a hand?

Every game has its own help page, and there's one address for everything else. Write to [email protected] and a person will answer.