Free multiplayer games to play with friends on your phone
Every game on PlaywithBuddies opens in your phone's browser, with nothing to install. These are the ones that play best on a phone: one finger is all they need.
Let Me Go! is played with the phone upright: tap a square to step, or drop a wall in your friend's way. Doodle Dash and The Last Gasp work held either way, with taps, drawing and typing. Mini Golf and Battle of Pirates are drag and let go, Tower Siege is tap to build, and in Go Eat Fish you steer by dragging anywhere. Make a room, send the link to your friends, and everyone plays from their own phone. You can also add PlaywithBuddies to your home screen, where it opens full screen like an app.
The games
Let Me Go!1-4 players · 5–12 minStrategic maze board game. Race your pawn to the opposite side or place walls to block your opponents.
Doodle Dash1-8 players · 8–15 minA friendly drawing party game. Take turns drawing and guessing, unmask the Fake Artist, play Telephone from prompt to drawing to guess, copy a Masterpiece, draw in black in One Colour, pass drawings around the room in Pass & Add, or draw one picture together in Co-op Canvas and Relay.
The Last Gasp1-8 players · 6–10 minFast-paced word guessing race. Guess letters, build combos, and avoid drawing the final stickman line.
Mini Golf1-4 players · 4–10 minTop-down mini golf with procedural courses, water hazards, and obstacle banks. Drag and release to putt with the fewest strokes.
Battle of Pirates1-6 players · 3–6 minTurn-based naval artillery duel. Aim your cannons, adjust for wind, and sink the enemy fleet solo, with friends, or online.
Tower Siege1-4 players · 8–20 minBuild your own machines on one shared battlefield. Defend the keep together, duel for the most kills, or command a side in a full 2v2 siege.
Go Eat Fish1-8 players · 5–10 minStart as a minnow in a crowded reef. Eat anything smaller than you, dodge anything bigger, and grow until you own the ocean. Up to eight players in the same water.
How to play them with friends
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Press Play below, then type a name to play as a guest, or sign in with Google.
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Share your six-character room code, or the room link, with your friends.
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As the host, pick one of these games for your phone. Switch games between matches without anyone leaving.
Questions
- How many people can play these games for your phone?
- Let Me Go! takes 1–4 players, Doodle Dash 1–8, The Last Gasp 1–8, Mini Golf 1–4, Battle of Pirates 1–6, Tower Siege 1–4 and Go Eat Fish 1–8. Online, everyone joins one room from their own phone, tablet or computer.
- Can I play these games for your phone on my own?
- Let Me Go!: Against bots at six levels, from Rookie to Grandmaster. Doodle Dash: Co-op Canvas works on your own as a free drawing board. Every other mode needs friends. The Last Gasp: Against bots at three levels: Doodler, Speller and Wordsmith. Mini Golf: Against bots at three levels: Rookie, Club and Pro. Battle of Pirates: Against a bot at one of three ranks: Swab, Gunner or Captain. Tower Siege: Defend the keep alone, with bots to fill the other seats in team modes. Go Eat Fish: Swim the reef on your own among computer-controlled fish.
- Can friends share one device for these games for your phone?
- Let Me Go!: Players can take turns on one device. The Last Gasp: Several players can share one screen. Mini Golf: Several players can take turns on one device. Battle of Pirates: Two captains can share one device and pass it between turns. Go Eat Fish: Up to three people can play on one keyboard.
- Are these games for your phone free, and do I need an account?
- They are free, with nothing to buy and no adverts inside the games. You don’t need an account either: type a name and play as a guest, or sign in with Google to keep your stats.
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