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How Knight Games Works

Game night without the setup hassle.

Knight Games makes it easy to play digital games with friends and family, use everyone’s phones as part of the game, or keep score for games you’re already playing around the table.

Browse Games Join a Game

Four steps to game night

  1. 1

    Choose a Game

    Browse Knight Games and pick from card games, dice games, strategy games, party games, puzzles, and more.

  2. 2

    Create or Join

    Start a lobby for your group, or join someone else’s game with a room code from the home page or Open Lobbies.

  3. 3

    Bring in Your Players

    Friends join from their own phones, tablets, or computers. For many games, each player’s device becomes part of the game.

  4. 4

    Play

    Knight Games handles the digital flow, scoring, turns, and rounds so everyone can focus on playing.

Your Phone Becomes Part of the Game

Many Knight Games multiplayer titles let each player use their own phone as a private screen — cards in hand, clues, answers, personal scores, and turn controls stay with you.

A shared screen can show what everyone needs to see. That can be a computer, laptop, tablet, TV, or large touchscreen in the middle of the room.

The Host Screen

Some games use a shared host screen as the main digital board. Depending on the game, it may show scores, whose turn it is, rounds, timers, shared cards or dice, results, animations, and sound.

Not every game needs a host display. Some can be played entirely on individual devices.

Already have a game on the table?

Already Playing a Game Around the Table?

Use Knight Games ScoreCard

Keep the cards, dice, board, and game pieces on the table — let Knight Games handle the score sheet.

ScoreCard is a digital scorer for physical and offline games. Pick a game template, add players, enter scores by round, and see running totals without hunting for a pen.

  • Add players and optional teams
  • Track scores and rounds, including bids when you need them
  • See the leader, lead, and current round
  • Undo a mistake or reset for another game
  • Save a finished session to your history

Perfect for board games, card games, dice games, backyard games, or anything else that still needs a score sheet.

Open ScoreCard

ScoreCard requires a signed-in account.

ScoreCard
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  • Jamie110
  • Taylor95
  • Chris80

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Play digitally or keep playing the game you already own. Knight Games can be the game itself or simply the scorekeeper.

Two ways to play

Play a Knight Games Game

  • The game runs digitally
  • Players may use their phones
  • Knight Games manages game state
  • Shared host screen when the game uses one
  • Scoring and turns handled automatically

Use ScoreCard With a Physical Game

  • Use your real cards, dice, board, or pieces
  • Enter scores digitally on one device
  • Replace pen and paper
  • Keep running totals organized
  • Companion for the game night you already have

Do I Need an Account?

You can explore Knight Games without signing in. A few public tools — including Dice and Hangman — are playable right away.

Most multiplayer games, ScoreCard, friends, stats, and notifications need a signed-in account. The home page marks those actions with a Sign in required cue before you tap them.

Joining a Game Is Easy

  1. 1

    Open Knight Games.

  2. 2

    Enter the host’s room code on the home page and choose Join — or pick an open lobby.

  3. 3

    Sign in if that game requires an account.

  4. 4

    Land in the lobby and wait for the host to start.

Every Game Is a Little Different

Each title has its own How to play guide covering the objective, turn flow, scoring, special rules, and how to win. Knight Games takes care of as much administration as practical so you can stay in the game.

Make It Yours

Switch themes — including light and dark looks — from the header. In games, mute or adjust sounds. Signed-in players can set notification preferences and customize an avatar.

Help Us Make Knight Games Better

After a match, many games offer a feedback prompt. In a live room you can report a bug, and signed-in players can also send a message from the Feedback page.

Ready for Game Night?

Choose a game, bring your friends, and start playing.

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