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Descriptions come from our own games
At Yours writes the instructions, game pages and hosting guides for this collection. Counts of questions, rounds, levels and included files describe the current edition. Our game pages link to playable free editions, samples or previews where available, so you can see what the activity involves.
At Yours is the publisher of these descriptions. They are not independent reviews. We do not publish invented customer ratings, quotations, awards or playtest results.
Players, ages and play times are guides
A player range describes the edition and setup listed on the game page. Connected rooms can have different limits from the same game on one device or in print. For example, Pass the Sketch uses 3–8 players in a connected room and 4–12 in its one-device or printable edition.
Recommended ages and play times are planning estimates, not guarantees or results from independent human playtesting. Reading confidence, group size, pace, preparation and use of hints affect the experience. Check the materials, content notes and rules, and arrange adult help where needed. We will identify human playtest findings as such when we publish them.
Formats describe how you play
- Print & play
- Download sheets, prepare the listed materials and keep host solutions or private roles separate. The printed game works offline after preparation.
- Gather round a screen
- A host shows the activity on one shared screen. This format can still need paper, pencils or other materials.
- Fully online · no printer
- An interactive browser edition. It needs internet and JavaScript. Check whether you share a device, pass it around or use individual boards.
- Play together, apart
- A connected private room on separate devices. Each player needs internet. At Yours does not provide a voice or video call.
A shared-screen or individual-board game is not automatically a connected multiplayer room. See the connected room choices.
Free games and samples have a stated scope
A complete free game includes its full stated rules and ending. A sample may be one case, a few shifts, one map or a limited number of rounds from a larger edition. We label that scope on the free games page and multiplayer pages. A free first case that is also included in a paid collection is not an additional case.
Replay does not always mean a new solution
A fixed mystery, story or puzzle keeps its solution after you reset it. It can be hosted for a fresh group, but players who already know the answer have a different experience. Games with changing draws, prompts, maps or choices can vary on replay; their current question and content pools are still finite. The practical notes on each game page explain its replay pattern.
Artwork and previews are labeled
Decorative game-night artwork illustrates a mood; it does not show a physical box for sale. Screenshots and print previews show the edition identified in their captions or labels. All At Yours products are digital. Check the page’s included formats instead of assuming that every pictured object is supplied.
Current access details live with the offer
Game prices, subscription renewals, access periods and hosting permissions are separate from player guidance. Read the All Access offer, licence and access help before purchasing. Dates on a guide record meaningful content reviews; a date does not mean the game’s puzzles changed.
Tell us about a correction
If a description conflicts with a game, email hello@playatyours.com with the public page address and the instruction that needs attention. We can check the current rules and correct the relevant page. Please do not send passwords, private access links or other players’ personal details.