Play at home

A quick session around the table: everyone on their own phone, turns that take minutes instead of days, and if you like a tablet in the middle as a shared game board. Anyone who receives the link can join, without signing up and without a password — that link is your aircraft.

For now, only pilots of this game can set up a game. You do that with the “Set up a game at home” button on your own player page. Not a pilot yet? Sign up; once the game master has admitted you, you can play at home too.

Want to try it first? Ask the game master for a trial link: with it you set up one game, for you and your friends (contact at tweedekker1916.eu).

In four steps

One person sets up the game; every player who joins then gets their own personal link to control their own aircraft.

1. Pick a name and a board — the normal board for two to six pilots, or the duel board for two.
2. Share the link — send it on, or have the others scan the QR code. Up to five others join, each with their own link.
3. Start the game — airfields are shared out fairly; everyone gets their own aircraft.
4. Fly — three moves per turn, everyone at once; as soon as everyone is done, the game works out the turn.

A separate board screen for the table

Alongside your phone, you can put a tablet or an old phone in the middle of the table: it shows only the board, large and clear, with no input or menus — so everyone can easily follow along while playing.