Play online together: guess your partner’s answers, guide an island expedition, or share a platform adventure. Free tasters, separate screens, no guest account.
You both choose privately before either answer appears. Guess whether they would plan the trip or follow the detour, then find out how close you were. Either person can pass a question.
Set up: One phone or computer each. First-date and couples modes.
Free: 3-round taster. Full: 8 rounds, one double-point prediction each, and 32 prompts per question pool.
One person gets the map, the other gets the destination clue. Describe what you see, find the route, then swap jobs. No countdown and no platforming reflexes required.
Set up: A device each and a way to talk or message.
Free: First island · two routes and a role swap. Full: Three islands, six routes, nine map layouts, distance riddles and tide gates.
Enter a nickname and choose the free taster, or sign in with All Access for the full game.
Invite your other player
Copy the invitation link. They open it and enter their nickname. You can also use the eight-character room code.
Ready, then play
Both press Ready; the host starts. Keep your own screen open so private clues and choices stay yours.
Before you start
Can we play from different places?
Yes. These games use connected private rooms. You each open the invitation on your own device. Use a separate call or messaging app when you need to communicate; At Yours does not supply voice or video chat.
What can we play for free?
Oddly in Sync includes three free rounds. Little Lanterns includes its first level. Pocket Expedition includes its first island with two routes and a role swap. No payment details are needed for those tasters.
Does each person need an account or subscription?
No. Guests join with a nickname. The host can start a free taster without an account. To host these full games, one adult household account needs All Access: $4.99/month or $29/year in USD.
Can we play on the same screen?
These three games need two separate browser screens. For games made for one shared screen or paper, visit the wider couples collection. Opening two tabs on one screen will reveal private information and is not the intended way to play.
What happens if a connection drops?
Keep the original game tab open and use Reconnect. Sent turns and the expedition position are saved in the room. The invitation lasts up to two hours; the host can close it earlier. Closing the browser tab may remove that guest’s saved access, so use the same tab during a game.
Which game works for a first date?
Start with Oddly in Sync’s first-date mode for light preferences, or Pocket Expedition for a shared task. Both offer a short free starting point. Anyone can pass an Oddly in Sync question; no personal disclosure is required.