Joining from your phone
- Private room. One friend opens a room and sends the code; everyone else types it in or taps the link.
- Public table. Tap Play now and the game seats you with other players.
- Against bots. Pick a level and start a quick game on your own.
A turn on a small screen
The board sits in the middle of the screen. You can pinch to zoom, and a button brings the view back to your own pawn. After a roll, every square you can reach lights up and each location is a tap target, so you never count squares.
Your hand, your notes and the case log are one tap away in the top bar. When someone interrogates, the question opens over the board, right where you are already looking.
Readable on any screen
- Fingertip-sized targets. Every button and tap target is at least 44 points across, because a missed tap in a timed game costs you seconds.
- Small phones included. We test every screen at 360 pixels wide.
- Colour is never the only signal. Each crew member has a colour that stays distinct for colour-blind players, and their name or portrait is always shown too.
Mixed tables
A friend on a phone and a friend on a laptop play the same game at the same table. The laptop simply gives the board and the panels more room.
