In Sync: a this-or-that game for couples and friends, scored together
In Sync is a new two-player this-or-that game. You both pick at once, and every round you land on the same side adds to one shared score. Nobody wins, nobody loses.
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A little arcade for people who aren't in the same room: long-distance couples, friends and family. Pick a game, send the link, and play together online right now, on your phone or laptop.
Every game here is for two people on two screens. One of you starts a room and sends the link; the other taps it and is playing a few seconds later, from across town or across an ocean. Moves land live on both boards, and a game takes anywhere from thirty seconds to fifteen minutes. Short enough to fit inside a phone call.
In a long-distance relationship? Start with How Well Do You Know Me, then settle it over Connect 4 or Battleship. Everything is free, runs in the browser on iPhone and Android, and needs no account.
In Sync is a new two-player this-or-that game. You both pick at once, and every round you land on the same side adds to one shared score. Nobody wins, nobody loses.
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The home page now lists the games you've played in the last two weeks and whose turn it is, and invite links open properly inside Instagram, WhatsApp and other in-app browsers.