Apps

Two apps born at our table.

Paolo made them, the same Paolo who writes the game pages on this site. One counts the points in Faraway, one of the games we play the most. The other is a party game for the evenings when there are a lot of us.

Faraway Score: one player’s score, card by card

Faraway Score

Scorepad for Faraway

At the end of a game of Faraway you score card by card, from right to left, also counting the symbols on the Sanctuaries. It is the longest part of the game, and it is easy to get wrong. With Faraway Score you lay out one player’s cards, Sanctuaries on top and the eight Regions below, take a photo, and the app does the scoring.

  • Card recognition happens on your phone, even without internet. Photos are not saved and never sent anywhere.
  • For every card it shows how many points it makes, and why.
  • If a card is read wrong, tap it and pick the right one: they are all in the list, including both expansions.
  • When a card makes you discard a Sanctuary, the app tries every option and picks the discard that suits you best.
  • As many players as you like, the ranking for the evening, and your games saved.

You need the game: the app counts the points, it does not let you play. Available in English, Italian, French, German and Spanish.

Download on the App Store: Faraway Score Free, no account, no ads

No iPhone? There is a web version too. Open the web version

Faraway Score is not an official app: it is made with the permission of Catch Up Games, who allowed the use of the name, logo and illustrations. Faraway is a game by Johannes Goupy and Corentin Lebrat, illustrated by Maxime Morin and published by Catch Up Games.
© Catch Up Games – Faraway est un jeu de Johannes Goupy & Corentin Lebrat. Illustrations : Maxime Morin. Utilisées avec autorisation.

Spot The Spy: a player’s place and role

Spot The Spy

The one-phone party game

A hidden role deduction game. The phone goes around and everyone secretly finds out the place (a supermarket, a submarine, a hockey stadium) and their own role. Everyone except the spy, who does not know the place and has to guess it from the questions you ask each other, without getting caught. The others have to unmask the spy first.

  • From 3 players up, on a single phone. With more than eight players there are two spies, more than sixteen and there are three.
  • 59 places, each with six roles and its own picture, with pictures in three styles: Hollywood, Dallas and Gothic.
  • You choose how long a game lasts, from 5 minutes up, with a timer that rings when time is up.
  • The rules are explained in the app.
  • Works offline, has no ads and collects no data.

Available in English, Italian and French.

Download on the App Store: Spot The Spy €0.99 once, no in-app purchases

What about Android?

On Android both apps are still in testing. If you want to try them before release, Paolo is looking for testers.

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