Vierummy
It is 1928, and the salon is warm. Brass lamps, a piano someone left open,
and a table where the tiles are already waiting.
Coming soon to Google Play.
A table of your own
Opponents with their own temperaments, across several levels of skill. Every hand is played out honestly — no rubber-banding, no loaded dice, no opponent that forgets how to play the moment you fall behind.
A room with the door closed
Share a room code and sit down with two to four people you actually know. Empty chairs can be taken by the house if you would rather not wait. No strangers, and no messages from anyone you did not invite.
Two sets of house rules
Casual, for an unhurried evening: generous with jokers, free with the table. Tournament, for the stricter game competitive players train on — a clock on every turn, and jokers you have to earn back.
Learned at the table
Your first game comes with someone beside you, showing you how to meld, how to use a joker, how to rearrange what is already down — inside a real hand, not a slideshow. Skip it whenever you like.
What kind of game is this?
Vierummy is a game of numbered tiles. Draw, build runs of consecutive numbers in one colour and groups of the same number in different colours, and empty your rack before anyone else does. Cross the opening threshold first. Let a joker stand in for whatever you are missing. And then the part that keeps people at the table: take apart what is already laid out, until your own tiles fit.
Twelve languages. Solo play works with the connection off. No ad networks, nothing following you around, nothing to buy inside, no energy meters and no daily reminders to come back. Pay once, stay as long as you like.
Questions?
Have a look at the support page, or write to [email protected].