Rock Paper Scissors

Tap "Create Room" to host — you'll get a short room code like UXV-K3M2. Share it with your friend, who taps "Join Room" and types it in. Once connected, you both pick Rock, Paper, or Scissors (press 1, 2, or 3) and the picks flip over together. The best-of-N setting decides how many rounds are needed to win the match.

Yes. The "Local 2-Player" mode is fully offline — Player 1 uses the 1, 2, 3 keys and Player 2 uses the 8, 9, 0 keys (or the on-screen buttons). Both picks stay hidden behind question marks until both players have locked in, then they reveal together.

In both modes your pick is never shown until both players have locked in — in online mode the pick travels over an encrypted peer-to-peer WebRTC connection and is only revealed when both sides have picked, so neither player can see the other's choice first.

If both players throw the same sign, the round is a draw and nobody scores. You just play another round. Ties are shown in the round history with a "Draw" tag, and they do not count toward either player's best-of-N total.

Games connect directly between the two browsers using WebRTC, with PeerJS's free cloud service handling only the initial handshake (signaling). No game data ever passes through a server, no account is needed, and your picks are not stored anywhere.

You can set the match length to best-of-1, 3, 5, or 7. The first player to win more than half the rounds takes the match — for example, in best-of-5 you need 3 round wins. The score bar at the top shows how close each player is to winning.

Yes. When a match finishes you'll see a Rematch button that resets the scores and starts a fresh match with the same settings — perfect for settling a best-of-three with a decisive final round.