Just jump in and play
No game to create and no settings. Just press Play against the computer, then Play. You can change the language of the game with the button in the corner.
Single-player game
Play City, Country, River on your own against two robots, with no waiting for other players and no setup. When you get hooked, invite your friends.
Play against the computer Play with friends
Play right away, with no need to find an opponent and no setup.
Try out the rules and the pace of the game.
Practice your vocabulary and fast typing.
On a phone or a computer, no account.
A game against two robots, with no setup and no waiting.
No game to create and no settings. Just press Play against the computer, then Play. You can change the language of the game with the button in the corner.
The game draws a letter and you fill in the categories. The robots play alongside you, so it pays to be quick. Next to the players' names you can see who is a robot and who is a human.
A hint button appears next to an empty field. The game suggests a word for the drawn letter from its dictionary. You can ask for a hint only in an empty field and it appears after a short delay, to keep the game fair.
After the round, common words get a short description by AI and an explanation of why the word belongs (or doesn't belong) in the category. You can browse the words in the dictionary too.
No, against two robots. The robots write words that real players wrote earlier and that were accepted as valid, so it feels similar to playing with people.
A hint button appears next to an empty field and after a short delay, to keep the game fair, a word from its dictionary is shown.
A round has a time limit. The game picks about six categories for you from the most popular ones.