pick an avatar and go.
Levels, badges and 16 unlockable avatars — one name and one password, no email, nothing to confirm. Guests can play everything; an account is what stops it all vanishing when you close the tab.
Drop a name and the rules. If it works, it gets built and your name goes on it.
Each game explains its own rules on the way in, and your role is told to you privately once the round starts.
One name and avatar across every game on the site — the chip in the top right changes them. Chat is open to everyone in your lobby, so there is a report button in every match, and a person reads those.
up to 16 characters. two players can share a name — the id next to it keeps you apart.
this name and avatar are your ezoplay profile: every game on the site uses them.
these eight take your colour. the ones below are their own.
50 colours, every colour chosen to match the artwork.
music plays on the menus and lobby. it fades out during a round so nothing competes with the chat.
you are playing as a guest. that works fine — but your level, stats, badges and unlocked avatars only live in this browser, and vanish if you clear it.
signed in as . your level and unlocks follow you to any browser you sign in from.
ezoplay is free, has no accounts and keeps no history of your matches. the one thing kept on the server is a report, when a player sends one. if you want to help keep the lights on, a coffee goes a long way.
support on ko-fiyou'll be dropped straight in when someone turns up
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