Play together, each on your own phone
Join a room with a QR code, play with two to four people depending on the game, and see moves synchronise. Network interruptions allow 60 seconds to reconnect.
BOARDS. IDEAS. YOUR RULES.
Time to play.
Time to create.
The joy of a board game.
The freedom to create a new one.
Explore the boards, challenge the computer or play with two, three or four people on your phones. Then invent your own rules.
Android · Windows · Web — development version
One to four playersChallenge the computerInvent your rulesShare your creations
The video
InZeBoard: Time to play. Time to create.
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The app today
Boards worth exploring.
Actual development-version screenshots, in French.
Natural gestures
Zoom with two fingers or the mouse wheel, then pan the enlarged board with one finger. Compatible pieces can be rotated and dragged into place.
01 — THE JOY OF PLAYING
A board.
A break.
A new game.
Start with a selection of free games, right in the app.
Choose a category, search for a name and open a board. Tiles or a detailed preview: the library puts the games first.
At your own pace
Choose your game and take time to work it out.
New discoveries
Additional games will be offered, some free and others paid.
02 — THE JOY OF CREATING
What if the rules
came from you?
Build a board, choose pieces and combine rules. Create, save and share; playing your creations will be part of full access.
Design the playing field
Square, triangular or hexagonal cells, rings and sectors: choose a shape, dimensions, colours and frame.
Build the rules
Place, move, jump, capture… Combine actions and decide what it takes to win.
Try. Refine. Share.
Test your creation against the computer. Keep it on your device and share its game definition by QR code or text.
Start with an empty board or a suggested template. Possible combinations depend on the rules supported by the workshop.
TRULY DIFFERENT GAMES
From chess to falling blocks.
From secret codes to awale seeds.
Strategy, deduction, chance, skill or puzzles: the games in the development version show the breadth of InZeBoard. Here are concrete examples of the game families the tool lets you explore.
Strategy & capture
Chess · Three- and four-player chess · Draughts · Xiangqi
Pieces with different moves, captures and an opponent to anticipate. Change the pieces, their moves or the goal to explore a different strategy.
Surrounding & flipping
Reversi
A single placement can flip several opposing pieces. Surrounding pieces and changing their side offer another way to take over the board.
Falling blocks
Arrange blocks as they fall
Pieces fall: move them, rotate them and complete lines. Timing and placement matter as much as thinking ahead.
Deduction & secret codes
Find a secret combination
Work out a hidden combination using the clues given after each attempt. A family built around information, hypotheses and logic.
Paths & dice
Backgammon
The dice set the possibilities; you choose the moves. Paths, blocking and bearing off pieces bring chance and strategy together.
Sowing & harvesting
Awalé · Kalah · Congkak
Take the seeds from one space, distribute them along the path and prepare your harvests. The mancala family puts quantities at the heart of the game.
Puzzles & transformations
Sliding puzzle · Towers of Hanoi
Slide tiles into an empty space or move discs between stacks. Find the sequence of moves that leads to the target arrangement.
Territories & connections
Go · Hex
Surround areas or connect the board’s edges. Placement rules give rise to very different goals and ways of thinking.
Assembly & tiling
Pieces covering several spaces · Triangular and hexagonal dominoes
Arrange shapes while respecting their contact rules. The geometry of the pieces becomes a rule in its own right.
Moving a knight, cracking a code, sowing seeds or guiding a falling piece: different kinds of gameplay brought together in one tool.
These examples are present in the development version and illustrate the tool’s possibilities. The families describe game mechanics, without announcing commercial titles for the final offering. The distributed selection, names and associated rights remain to be validated; some examples may be removed or adapted.
The development catalogue
54 games to explore
Games in the development app. Descriptive names identify our implementations, not official editions. The release selection is still to be decided.
54 games shown
- 15-puzzleSolitaire
- BackgammonPaths
- Bao — KiswahiliMancala
- BizingoStrategy and capture
- ChessStrategy and capture
- Chinese checkers — two playersAlignment and paths
- Chinese chess — XiangqiStrategy and capture
- Circular chessStrategy and capture
- Claimed SquaresLines and territories
- Code duelDeduction
- Congkak — alternating turnsMancala
- Corner tilingTile placement
- Crossing PathsLines and territories
- Disc flipping — crossed startStrategy and capture
- English draughts (8 × 8)Strategy and capture
- Falling blocksPuzzle
- Five by pushingAlignment and paths
- Five-Field KonoPaths
- Four in a rowAlignment and paths
- Four-player chessStrategy and capture
- Fox and HoundsAsymmetric paths
- GoStrategy and capture
- HexAlignment and paths
- Hexagonal dominoes — workshopTile placement
- Hidden-rank battleStrategy and capture
- International draughts (10 × 10)Strategy and capture
- KalahMancala
- Marble pushingStrategy and capture
- Moses’ CrossingOriginal games
- Multiplayer disc flippingCapture
- Nine men's morrisStrategy and capture
- Numbered triangular dominoesTile placement
- OmwesoMancala
- Oware — AbapaMancala
- Peg solitaire — 33 holesSolitaire
- ReversiStrategy and capture
- Sliding-row tic-tac-toeAlignment and paths
- Stretched TrianglesLines and territories
- The Mechanical ArchipelagoOriginal games
- The SmugglersOriginal games
- The Three CrownsOriginal games
- The Tide KingOriginal games
- The Wandering GardensOriginal games
- Three men’s morrisAlignment and paths
- Three-player chessStrategy and capture
- Tic-tac-toeAlignment and paths
- Toguz-korgoolMancala
- Towers of HanoiCasse-têtes
- Triangles with coloured edgesTile placement
- Triangular chessStrategy and capture
- Triangular corner tilingTile placement
- Triangular dominoes — colored cornersTile placement
- Turkish MangalaMancala
- Viking king — Copenhagen 11 × 11Strategy and capture
ONE APP
Play to discover.
Create to go further.
A free selection
The fun starts here.
- A selection of included games
- Play with the proposed rules
- Play against the computer, depending on the game
The included selection will be announced before release.
Full access
Your ideas come to life.
- Play custom games
- Your boards, your pieces and your rules
- Play beyond trial limits
- Share game definitions by QR code or text
Pricing and purchase options to be announced.
A FEW POINTERS
Before your
first game.
Can I download InZeBoard yet?
The product is in development. Download links and available platforms will be announced at release.
Can the workshop create any game?
It provides rule building blocks to combine. The possibilities depend on the supported mechanics; not every combination is available.
Where are my creations stored?
Your game definitions are saved on your device. Sharing by QR code or text lets you pass them on. This is not a saved game in progress.
Will all the games shown during development be included?
No. The examples explore what the workshop can do. The distributed selection, its names and access conditions are still being finalised.
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