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Competitions

Your tournament, with a real show

For a classroom, a club night, an office party or a family Sunday. Five games, two minutes to set up, a big screen that makes everyone cheer.

Free with an account · up to 64 players · 3 open competitions at once

The champion's screen at the end of a competition, with confetti.A head-to-head face-off on the big screen: two portraits and the series score.

Live right now

Counting the rooms…

Most are private: classrooms, offices, families. You can't join them, but you can start your own in two minutes.

How it works

Four steps, then the room takes over

  1. 1

    Pick a game

    SudoKru, SonarKru, CrossKru, Chess or Checkers.

  2. 2

    Set the rounds

    Presets, not rules: a warm-up, the half cut, a clock.

  3. 3

    Share the code

    Players join on their phones. No app, no account.

  4. 4

    Run the show

    Big screen, console, phone remote. We do the drama.

Race games

Everyone, the same puzzle, at the same time

Ranked rounds with an optional warm-up that does not count, and the top half going through after each round. Teams of 2 to 4 share one grid.

  • SudoKrurace
  • SonarKrurace
  • CrossKrurace

Duels

Two players, one board, one winner

Knockout with automatic byes, or a head-to-head match between two challengers. Blitz clocks from 1+0 to 10+0. A drawn game goes to one Armageddon decider, so every match ends tonight.

  • Chessduel
  • Checkersduel

The show

A big screen worth looking up for

  • Live ranking, new leaders, flag falls and the last ten seconds
  • Spotlights: the live chess board, or how full a grid is (never the answers)
  • Run it from a laptop, or from your phone as a remote
  • Fans who are not in the room watch with a 30 s delay
  • An original score and stingers, on with one click
The spotlight on a live chess game: the board and both clocks.The who's-through reveal: names flip in one by one.

Running it for a company or a school?

Organizations put their own logo and colours on every screen, keep a puzzle library and get company leaderboards.

AlComGames for organizations