Official Addon
15 games, ready with the install.
CamTable is a platform, and addons bring the games. So your shelf isn't empty on day one, and so you can play before you've added an addon, CamTable ships its own Official Addon with the install.
Every game on this page is in it: CamTable Official Games. Other games come from other addons, which you add by their link. Where games come from
- 15 official games
- 2–15 players at a table
- 14 games run their rules on the game's server Everyone sees only what they should, and nobody can load the dice.
2 games
Tile games
The okey table, inside your call: eyes on your rack, then on each other.
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Okey
Classic Turkish rummy: build runs and sets, go out first.
2–4 players
Two to four players with 106 tiles, or two against two. Only you see your rack, while your rivals sit around the table on camera. Everyone's points show on their own call tile.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Okey 101
Open with 101 points or five pairs, then go out first.
2–4 players
Two to four players, or two against two. Open your hand and lay tiles off on the melds on the table; a match runs 1 to 11 hands and the lowest total wins. Only you see your rack, and your rivals face you on camera.
- Cameras at the table
4 games
Card games
Only you see your cards; the table sees your face, not your hand.
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Batak
Bid for tricks, name trumps, and make your bid or go down.
2–4 players
Bidding Batak for two to four, with partners at four if you like. Only you see your hand, and whoever's turn it is stands out on camera. Your total shows on your call tile; a match runs 5, 11 or 21 hands.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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King
Dodge the penalties or call trumps; the highest total wins.
2–4 players
Two to four players, thirteen cards each. Everyone chooses five times: one of six penalties three times, a trump game twice. Only you see your hand, and your total shows on your call tile.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Texas Hold'em
In the extension: Texas Hold'em Poker
No-limit poker: your cards face down, your face on camera.
2–8 players
No-limit poker for two to eight: everyone starts with the same chips, and the last player with chips wins. The host can have the blinds double every few hands. Only you see your hole cards, and you see your rivals' faces on camera.
- Cameras at the table
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Bluff
In the extension: Blöf
Play cards face down, name a rank, hope nobody calls Bluff!
2–10 players
Two to ten players, with two decks from seven up. The next player either plays on or calls Bluff!, and whoever is wrong takes the whole pile. Your card count shows on your call tile.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
5 games
Board and dice games
In Backgammon, Ludo and Liar's Dice the game's server rolls, so nobody can load the dice.
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Backgammon
In the extension: Tavla
Turkish backgammon for two, face to face on camera.
2 players +4 watchers
Two play, and up to four more can sit in to watch the board and both cameras. The game's server rolls the dice, so neither of you can load them. Matches run to 3, 5 or 7 points, with no doubling cube.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Ludo
In the extension: Kızma Birader
Race four pieces home and send your rivals back to start.
2–4 players
Two to four players, four pieces each. Roll a 6 to bring a piece out and roll again; land on a rival to send them back to start. Your colour and your pieces home show on your call tile.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Liar's Dice
In the extension: Yalancı Zar
Raise the bid or call it a lie, and keep a straight face.
2–8 players
Two to eight players start with five dice each, rolled in secret. Bid on every die on the table; the next player raises or calls it a lie. Your dice count shows on your call tile, and the last player with dice wins.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Tic-Tac-Toe
Three in a row, classic or the infinite three-mark variant.
2 players
Classic noughts and crosses for two on a 3×3 grid. In the infinite variant each player keeps three marks, and a fourth takes the oldest off. Your call tile shows whether you are X or O, and whose turn it is.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Dice Duel
Roll your dice; the higher roll takes the round.
2 players
A quick dice duel for two: you both roll each round, and the higher roll scores. The host picks how many dice and the target score. Send your rival a whisper request; if they accept, you talk where the table can't hear.
- Scores and turns on tiles
- Whispers
4 games
Camera and party games
Games where your face is part of the play: act, ask, question, hide.
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Charades
In the extension: Konuşmadan Anlat
Charades on camera: your mic goes quiet, your camera goes big.
2–12 players
Two to twelve players, in two teams or each for themselves. On your turn only you see the word; the game mutes your mic and puts your camera big in the middle of every screen. Points show on the call tiles.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
- Mutes your mic
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Name on Your Forehead
In the extension: Alnındaki İsim
Everyone can see the name on your forehead except you.
2–10 players
Two to ten players. Each player's name sits above their camera, and yours shows only a question mark. On your turn you ask yes-or-no questions out loud; the first to find their name scores the most.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Two Truths and a Lie
In the extension: İki Doğru Bir Yalan
Three things about you, one of them false. Can the table tell?
2–12 players
Two to twelve players. Everyone writes three statements and marks the lie; on your turn the table questions you on camera. Then everyone votes for the lie in secret, and the votes and the lie are shown together.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
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Vampir Köylü
Vampires whisper by night; the village votes by day.
2–15 players
A hidden-role game for two to fifteen: vampires and villagers, with a Doctor and a Seer if you like. At night every camera goes dark and every mic goes quiet; only the vampires hear each other. By day the table argues and votes.
- Cameras at the table
- Scores and turns on tiles
- Whispers
- Mutes your mic
- Covers cameras
Labels
What CamTable does at the table
The labels under each game say what it uses from CamTable. The game turns them on and off by its own rules, and if it asks for a permission you haven't accepted, you're asked before you join.
- Cameras at the table
- The game seats every player's camera at its table.
- 14 games
- Scores and turns on tiles
- Points, turns or badges show on each player's call tile.
- 13 games
- Whispers
- The game pulls some players into a private chat the table can't hear.
- 2 games
- Mutes your mic
- For part of a match the game closes your mic to the call.
- 2 games
- Covers cameras
- For part of a match the game hides your camera from the table.
- 1 game
- Game settings
- The host picks the rules in the lobby before each match.
- 15 games
Addons
Games come from addons.
CamTable sets the table; addons bring the games. An addon is a service its author runs on their own site that offers games to CamTable.
The Official Addon comes built in
When you add CamTable to Chrome, it is already waiting in the Eklentilerim (My addons) tab: it is called CamTable Official Games, with the Resmî (official) badge beside it. All 15 games on this page are in it. CamTable publishes and hosts it.
Any other addon is one link away
The addon's author gives you a link. Paste it into Eklentilerim, or open the install link the author shared. Before it is added you see the addon's name, the permissions it asks for and who runs the rules. A friend who joins your room doesn't have to add that addon: they agree once when they join.
CamTable doesn't review other authors' addons
Community addons run on their authors' own sites. CamTable doesn't host, review or endorse them, so add addons only from people you trust. Every game runs in a frame kept apart from the Discord page.
Writing a game?
Write your own addon, publish it on your own site and share its link with your friends. The SDK, sample code and the Inspector are on the developer page.
Set up the table on your next call.
Add CamTable to Chrome, join a call on Discord Web, open the panel from the handle on the right edge and pick a game.
- Joining is free, even as a guest.
- Nothing to install but a Chrome extension.
- Your camera and voice never pass through CamTable's server.
- Your friends join with CamTable too.
Opening a room takes a plan; during the invite-only beta we grant plans by hand. Today it works in desktop Chrome, on Discord Web. Who opens a room, and how you join