Every game casts to the TV you already own

Trade, build and settle a hex island. If you know Catan, you already know how to play.

Armies and dice on a world map. It plays like Risk, with nothing to set up or put away.

A word game in the style of Scrabble. The board is on the TV and your letters stay hidden on your phone.

Two teams, a grid of code words and one-word clues. It plays like Codenames, with the secret key on the clue giver's phone.

A flip-and-write game. Everyone draws the same shapes, each onto their own map on their own phone.

Seven classic games in one free tile: checkers, chess, sea battle, hearts, spades, 42 and train dominoes. Play your friends, or seat computer players at Easy, Normal or Hard and play on your own.

Draft coloured hexagons from a shared display and plant them around the fountain in your own garden.

Build an engine of birds across three habitats. Every bird is generated when it's drawn, so no card repeats.

Build a harbor town over one year: send out your crew, gather wood, rope, stone and fish, and fill fifteen spaces with buildings and the seaside folk who live in them.

Clear the woods for fields and pastures, dig caves and mines into the hill, furnish rooms, forge gear and go on expeditions.

Lay tiles on a board everyone shares and claim the paths and areas you can finish before anyone else.

A deck-building race. Buy better cards every turn and grab the Mansions before the market runs dry.

Worker placement on a homestead. Plow, fence, breed animals and keep your family fed through fourteen rounds.