Tambola (Housie)
Auto tickets, the host calls numbers, race to claim Early Five, lines and Full House.
Pick a game, share the invite code on WhatsApp, and start playing in seconds. Works on any phone or laptop.
Auto tickets, the host calls numbers, race to claim Early Five, lines and Full House.
The classic race home. Roll a six, dodge captures, bring all four tokens home first.
Climb the ladders, dodge the snakes, land exactly on 100. Pure luck, pure fun for all ages.
Flick the striker, pocket your coins, cover the queen. Real physics, no board needed.
Match the colour or number, hit them with Skip, Reverse and +2, and be first to empty your hand.
Play a card, place a chip on its space, and build rows of five. Jacks are wild, or wicked.
Describe the word against the clock without saying it or any of five banned words.
One player draws, everyone races to guess. Faster guesses score more points.
Two teams, 25 words. Spymasters give one-word clues; teammates find their agents and dodge the trap.
Secret roles, night kills, day votes. The app narrates; you lie, deduce and survive.
Tap Play, get a six-letter code, share it. Friends join from the link with one tap.
Moves travel directly between your devices. We run no game servers and store no games.
Every player adds randomness before a round, so nobody, not even the host, can rig the dice or the numbers.
Lost signal? Open the link again and you get your seat back. If the host leaves, someone else takes over.
PlayAdda has ten party games, from Tambola and Ludo to Carrom, Mafia Night and Doodle Dash. It brings the games you grew up playing at family functions, hostel rooms and office parties to the browser. Tambola (also called Housie) is the heart of every kitty party and Diwali get-together; Ludo is the game everyone already knows. Here you can play both with friends and family in other cities, with nothing to install and no account to create.
Each game is built for groups: Ludo seats two to four players, and Tambola works for a small family table or a big video call of twenty or more. Read the Ludo rules or the Tambola rules and prizes if you want a refresher, or see how the invite codes work.