Spyfall
Find the spy among you or blend in without being caught.
Darhaal Games
Eleven board and logic games for a group. Create a room, share the link, play. Nothing to download, no account required.
Darhaal Games is for the evenings when everyone is in a different city and you still want to play together. No launchers, no installs, no mandatory accounts: a game lives behind a link you can paste into a chat.
Each room is its own match with its own settings. The host picks the game, the player count, the round length, and optionally a password. Everyone else joins by link or by a six-character code.
Matches run 10–15 minutes — long enough to fit into a break, short enough to play several in an evening. Stats and achievements are saved once you sign in, but you can try everything as a guest first.
Eleven games, from group-wide conversational deduction to a two-player duel and solo logic.
Find the spy among you or blend in without being caught.
Speed defusal. Who clears the grid first?
Geography quiz. Guess the flag pixel by pixel.
Classic tactics. Sink the enemy fleet.
Bluff, intrigue, influence. Be the last one standing.
Race to the far side — or drop a wall and send your rival the long way around.
Draw a line between two dots and close a box. Close one and you go again.
Trap a line of your rival between two of yours and the discs turn over.
Name the Wikipedia article by opening it word by word.
Guess when the photo was taken — the year, or even the day.
Name the song from a snippet that grows with every try.
Pick a game and set the match up: how many players, how long a round lasts, whether it needs a password. It takes seconds.
Copy the room link or read out the six-character code. Either one works, from a phone or a desktop.
The match syncs in real time: moves, timers and results appear for everyone at once. A player who drops out has time to reconnect before being removed.
No. Guest sign-in opens every game immediately. An account only matters if you want your statistics, achievements and custom avatar saved.
No. Everything runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, with nothing to install.
It depends on the game: Battleship and Reversi are for two; Minesweeper, Wall Rush and Dots & Boxes take up to four; Coup up to six; Spyfall up to twelve; and Flager, Wikiler, Timler and Songler up to twenty.
Yes, every game is free and there are no ads inside a match.
Send them the room link or read out its code — they land straight in your match.
Artem Okhten, a Ukrainian developer — Darhaal is the handle, hence the name. The platform belongs to the studio Okhten Group LLC, and the source code is published on GitHub for anyone to read.