Cotime is a free browser party game platform. No download, no account. Someone shares a link and everyone joins.

A few of the games

• The Descent. Push-your-luck. You're all on the same ship descending into the dark. Keep going and the reward grows. Push too far and the hull cracks for everyone.
• Drawma. One person draws, everyone else guesses. Bad drawing skills are more entertaining than good ones.
• Constellation. Word association. One player picks stars to match a word, everyone else tries to find the same ones.
• Critters. Draft insects, build a grid, score points. Every critter plays differently, and some steal from their neighbours.

Voice chat is built in. No separate call needed.

Slack bot included. Type /play in any channel to start a session. Teams can keep a persistent lobby linked to their workspace.

Free. Community-funded. No paywall.

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