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Extreme Pool
Pool with real physics, strange tables and points for style. Passcode preview.
Eight-ball rules thrown out: every ball is worth its number, and you multiply it by calling the pocket, playing combos, banks and kicks. Six tables, from the classic rectangle to a hexagon with a pocket in the middle, a round arena and an L-shaped room. One pocket glows gold; sink a ball there and you earn an ability card. Drag to aim, put english on the cue ball, pull the slider to shoot. Play solo, pass and play, or against a bot. Early preview: it asks for a passcode.









Cyprus
A dice-crafting territory game for 2–6 rivals, in the browser.
Nine turns over a hex map. Each day you pick a mission or a hex and a stance, then roll the dice you've been building — every night you rebuild them at the workbench: extra faces, doubled values, perks that pay out when they land. An intel chart shows everyone's exact odds before you commit. Sign in with Google or grab a guest seat, share a five-letter code, and play on any phone or laptop. Early playtest build; the rules are still moving.








Score Tracker for Flip 7
A Flip 7 scorekeeper with an Apple Watch score pad and a race-to-200 graph.
Made for Flip 7 and With a Vengeance: tap the cards each player kept and the app scores the round, or type a number. Enter scores from your Apple Watch while the phone (or the TV) shows the race to 200, with dotted lines for the round in play. Every finished game is saved with its full race and per-player stats. Works on iPhone and iPad, and also runs in any browser, no iPhone needed. Free, offline, no ads.
BG Stat Tracker
Health and score tracking for tabletop games.
The companion for your board game nights: track health, life points, or scores for 2–8 players with customizable names, colors, and starting values. A team mode auto-colors allies, and the mirrored layout means players across the table can read their own totals right-side up.
Question Wizard
A party question game that gets people talking.
Add your friends to a game and let the wizard prompt each player with a question — from light icebreakers to deep, thoughtful, or downright wacky. You can pass (once per turn, at the risk of judgmental chickens) and even write your own custom question sets. Everything is saved locally on your device.












