Reflex rock-paper-scissors: play against easy, normal or strong CPUs, face to face on one phone, or online against real players. Public matchmaking supports two or three players; private matches use a shared six-character code. First to five points wins in pairs; trios play to ten, with draws awarding everyone one point.

Search account names at the top of Friends to see played users’ saved levels and send a request without a prior match. Requests to recent public opponents remain available. Accept or decline in Notifications. Open Friends from the XP/profile display, keeping your subtitle controls, to exchange private DMs with accepted friends. Requests, friendships and the latest 100 messages persist on the server.

Competitive online unlocks at level 3; solo trios at level 2. CPU easy/normal/strong wins award 2/3/5 XP and competitive public online wins award 10 XP. Progress saves to your account. Level up for titles, colors and level × 100 coins. Three consecutive wins (four in trios) charge a special. Choose a deck for point steals, seals, forced draws, reversals, shields and other distinct effects.

Shop for hand skins, reactions, decks, backgrounds and subtitle titles. Preview backgrounds at home and change owned subtitles from the XP display. Equip up to five reactions from level 3. Notifications include update notes and eligible gifts, including the Veteran Player brick hands and the creator-only Administrator subtitle and circuit-board Administrator hand skin. Every player can also claim the Jack-o'-Lantern hand skin: orange hands with a carved face on the palm.

Monthly festivals run on the first Wednesday in Japan time, with changing rules and rewards. The Chaos special festival runs September 12 at noon through October 1 at midnight, 2026, Japan time: hidden, shuffled hands, a limited deck, online-win rankings and limited rewards. Normal solo, local and online modes remain available alongside festivals.