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Baize

Play classic card and board games with friends on any device. Host a game from your PC and invite others to join — no accounts needed for local play. Includes Hearts, Spades, Whist, Sevens, Gin Rummy, Backgammon, FreeCell, and more. Play against bots or with up to 8 players.

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April 7, 2026
117 days ago
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About the Game

Baize is a collection of classic card and board games designed for playing with friends. One player hosts a game; others join from their phones, tablets, or PCs.

Card Games

  • FreeCell (solo)

  • Gin (2 Players)

  • Hearts, Spades, Whist (4 Players)

  • Sevens (2-8 Players)

Board Games

  • Backgammon, Othello (2 Players)

Features

  • Host and play from the same device

  • Online multiplayer with accounts, or local network play with no sign-up

  • Bot opponents for solo practice in Backgammon, Hearts and Othello

  • Works across PC, Mac, Linux, phones and tablets