a Bit SaiGon
Four players, one link, about a minute
Most 4-player games are easy to play and hard to start. This page is about the starting part, because that is the bit that usually kills the evening.
Getting four people in
- Open the game and press Play. A guest session is created for you — no sign-up.
- Create a room, set the size to 4, and keep it private.
- Send the room code to the other three, along with the link.
- They open the link, press Play, enter the code and they are in the room — as guests, with nothing installed and nothing bought.
- Once everyone is in, the host picks a level and starts the match.
Why it is fast
- No install and no store page in the way
- No account needed before playing — guests can join straight away
- A room code instead of a friends list everyone has to build first
- Any device with a browser: desktop, laptop, phone or tablet held sideways
- Voice chat is already in the game, so nobody sets up a call
What four players actually do
Four is where the kitchen works best, because the jobs finally separate: prep, cooking, plating and running orders out, and the sink. At two people, somebody is always doing two things at once.
Scoring credits all of it — pickups, cooking, plating and washing — and the end-of-match screen shows each player their share as a percentage, plus titles like MVP, Sous Chef and Dish Hero.
Frequently asked questions
Do all four of us need accounts?
No. All four can play as guests. Registering is optional and only matters for keeping progress across devices.
What if we only have three people?
Rooms can be set to 2, 3 or 4, and Duo, Trio and Squad are ranked separately — a three-player team is a proper team size, not a short squad. How the three team sizes are ranked →
Can someone join on a phone while the rest are on laptops?
Yes. It is the same game in the same room whatever each person is holding — the phone player just holds it sideways.
Free, in your browser — no download, no account needed.