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Fourteen quick 1v1 games wrapped in a chat app. Roll the dice on this page right now — no install, no account, no lobby to wait in — then take the rest into the app.

  • 14 TITLES
  • 1V1 · TURN-BASED
  • NO DOWNLOAD
DICE DUELBest of 3vs BOT
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REAL GAME · NO SIGN-IN · NOTHING INSTALLED

Block Duel◆Bricks Breaker Quick◆Bubble Shooter ◆Dice Duel◆Dot & Box◆Helix Gravity◆Number Link◆Paint Fight◆Pocket Pool◆Quick Ludo◆Sea Battle◆Strike Hit◆Super Over◆Tic Tac Toa◆

The catalogue

14 games. Every one of them a duel.

Short, sharp and turn-based, so a match survives a shaky connection. Pick one, send the link, argue about it afterwards.

Block Duel

Same pieces, two boards. Clear lines to charge, spend it to wreck theirs. First one stuck loses.

1V1~2 MIN
Send a challenge →

The loop

A link is the whole onboarding.

  1. You pick a fight

    Choose a game in the app and tap challenge. You get a six-character code and a link worth sending.

  2. They see who, and what

    The link opens a page that names you and the game, and hands them a round against the bot on the spot. The match itself opens in the app.

  3. Then they want the rest

    Rematches, chat, streaks and the whole catalogue live in the app. We ask only after they have already had fun once.

Chat is the arena

The game happens inside the conversation.

Most gaming apps bolt a chat onto a lobby. GamyChat does it the other way round: the thread is the room, the invite is a message, and the result lands right back in the chat for the argument that follows.

  • Invite cards that morph into the live result
  • Rematch in one tap, without leaving the thread
  • Turn-based by design, so a dropped signal is survivable

Refer & earn

Bring a rival, both of you earn coins.

Coins for you when they play their first match, coins for them for showing up. The ladder goes up from there.

See the rewards →

Shipping log

We write down what changed.

Patch notes, new titles and the occasional post-mortem when something breaks in an interesting way.

Read the updates →

Somebody is about to lose. Might as well be a stranger.

One tap, one bot, one dice game. If it lands, the app is where the rest of the catalogue lives.