A reason to
put your phones together.

Small screen. Big conversation.

The phone handles secret cards, prompts, timers, and scores. You bring the bluffing, the imagination, and the very convincing explanations. No microphone recording or individual player accounts are needed.

Some games are competitive. Some ask you to figure things out together. Rules are available before you play, and group games use familiar private handoff screens.

A daily little challenge

Rabbit Hole is a solo article-link race: follow links from one Wikipedia article to another. It needs an internet connection and saves the current run in this tab. There is no multiplayer room or global leaderboard.

Cut It Loose offers a date-seeded five-cut challenge and unlimited solo practice. Its saved Daily progress and results stay in this browser; it has no public leaderboard or live online rooms in this edition.

Article content comes from Wikipedia through the Wikimedia API. Wikipedia contributors provide the text under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0, unless otherwise noted. The reader simplifies its formatting; article and image credits link to their sources and applicable licenses. Rabbit Hole is independent and is not affiliated with Wikipedia or the Wikimedia Foundation.

A comfortable place to play

Use a nickname, take a break, or skip a prompt before a round starts if it does not suit your group. Never pressure someone to disclose something personal, spend money, touch another person, or do anything uncomfortable.

This edition

This is an ad-free release. There are no in-game purchases or live advertising integrations. The site may support advertising on its catalogue and guides in a future public version; active games will remain free of ad interruptions.

Shadow Council uses original names, artwork, and explanations for familiar social-deduction mechanics. It is an unofficial adaptation and is not affiliated with the makers of Avalon.