Offline Multiplayer Card Games vs Beam

NOTE: BLUETOOTH ACCESS PERMISSION REQUIRED. Needs at least 2 people within bluetooth connection distance to play multiplayer mode. Up to 8 players. Or play offline against bots in practice mode by yourself. Play with friends or practice your skills in practice mode against bots (single player mode). The ultimate face-to-face card game experience — powered by Bluetooth, zero internet required. Gather your friends and family and play real casino-style card games together — even at 30,000 feet. Offline Multiplayer Card Games connects everyone over Bluetooth so you can deal cards, raise bets, and go all-in whether you're on a plane, in a cabin, at a campsite, or anywhere off the grid. * Works on Airplane Mode No WiFi. No cell data. No problem. The game runs entirely over Bluetooth — keep the fun going on flights, road trips, beach houses, camping trips, or anywhere without a signal. * Pure Bluetooth Multiplayer — Up to 8 Players One person hosts, everyone else joins in seconds. No accounts, no servers, no setup headaches. Just tap Host or Join and you're at the table together. * Texas Hold'em Poker — 2 to 8 players Full poker with proper betting rounds, pot management, and hand rankings. The real deal — in your pocket. Auto-increasing blinds keep the game moving and the pressure rising Host sets each player's chip stack before the game starts Play overwrite — the host can adjust any player's chips at any time to correct mistakes and maintain game integrity No more arguments. The host keeps everything fair. - Blackjack — 2 to 8 players Classic casino-style Blackjack for the whole group. Hit, stand, double down — face to face with the people you love. Built-in basic-strategy cheat sheet shows you the right play against the dealer's upcard, any time you want it. - Chinese Poker (Thirteen / Mậu Binh) — 2 to 4 players Thirteen cards, three hands, one decision that decides everything. Split your cards into a 3-card front, a 5-card middle and a 5-card back — each one stronger than the last, or you foul and lose the lot. Win all three levels against a player and you scoop them for double Aces are settled as their own side bet, win or lose Seven special hands — Dragon, Twelve Royals, Three Straights, Three Flushes, Six Pairs, Straight Flush, Four of a Kind — pay out instantly The host chooses which specials are in play and what each level is worth - Tiến Lên (Vietnamese Thirteen) — 2 to 4 players Southern rules, played properly. Thirteen cards each, and the first person to shed them all takes the hand. Twos are the highest card in the deck — and the sweetest to catch someone holding. Full chop hierarchy: three consecutive pairs, four of a kind, four consecutive pairs Instant wins on the deal — Four Twos, Dragon, Six Pairs — switchable by the host Everyone left holding cards pays by the card, with extra owed on every trapped 2 and every four of a kind you never chopped with The host sets the rate, so a friendly game and a brutal one are both one tap away - More Games Coming Soon We're just getting started. More classic card games are on the way — stay tuned and keep your friends close. - Built for Real-Life Togetherness Offline Multiplayer Card Games is designed for the moments that matter — game nights, family holidays, long flights, and lazy weekends. No chips to count, no cards to shuffle, no math to do. Just fun, laughter, and a little friendly competition. Why Offline Multiplayer Card Games? * Fully offline — works on airplane mode * Pure Bluetooth — no internet ever needed * Up to 8 players per session * Four games: Texas Hold'em, Chinese Poker, Tiến Lên and Blackjack * Poker with auto-increasing blinds * Host controls chip stacks & play overwrite * Blackjack with a built-in strategy cheat sheet * Every game playable solo against bots * More games coming soon * No accounts, set up in under a minute * Perfect for travel, parties & family game nights The card table that goes everywhere you go.

Tilt the mirrors. Route the light. Collect every gem. Beam is a calm mirror puzzle built around one idea: you get one shot. Every board gives you a lamp, a handful of mirrors and a set of gems. Turn each mirror to send the light where you want it, then fire once. Either the beam takes every gem or it does not. There is no undo, no timer breathing down your neck, and nothing to react to. Just you working out the route before you commit. WORK IT OUT BEFORE YOU FIRE The light does not show you where it is going. That is the whole game. You have to trace it in your head, corner by corner, and be sure. Get it right first time and you take three stars. TWO MINUTES A BOARD Levels are short by design. Play one waiting for coffee, or lose an hour to the back half. Thirty-eight hand-tuned boards that start gentle and end genuinely hard, and it keeps generating fresh ones long after those run out. COLOUR, WALLS AND FROZEN LIGHT New pieces arrive slowly, one at a time, each explained the first time you meet it. Filters that tint the beam. Gems that only accept their own colour. Walls that stop light dead. Mirrors already pinned in place, whether you like it or not. A BOARD WORTH CLIMBING A fresh daily leaderboard resets every midnight. Play well and watch your name climb. Powerups exist if you want them, but every one you use costs a star, so buying your way up is not a thing here. The only way to the top is solving boards properly. NO ACCOUNT, NO SIGN-UP Open it and play. No email, no password, nothing to fill in. It works offline, on a plane, in a lift. BUILT TO BE PLAYED ON A PHONE Portrait, one-handed, sixty frames a second. Sound and haptics you can switch off. Reduced motion honoured. Colour never carries meaning on its own: a right or wrong shot is told by movement as well as colour, and the faces differ by shape, not hue. Beam is free and supported by ads. A small banner while you play, a short ad between levels, and an optional video you can choose to watch for coins. "Remove ads" in the shop turns all of it off for good.