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Multiplayer Brain Games With Friends
Versus puts you and your friends on the same puzzles. Pick a lineup, share a room, and see how everyone scores on a shared leaderboard. Play on your own time; no live session to schedule.
Versus is free with an account. Solo games need no signup.
How to play Versus
- Create a room with a free account and pick a lineup from the available games.
- Send friends the invite link or nine-character room code.
- Everyone solves the same puzzles on their own time.
- Compare results on the shared leaderboard as they come in.
A fair puzzle challenge
Everyone in the room plays identical puzzles for each selected game. That makes Versus a direct comparison of how you solved the challenge, not a comparison of different random boards. The room lets you choose the games; the leaderboard keeps the results together.
Multiplayer without the schedule
Versus is asynchronous rather than real-time multiplayer. Friends can join with a link or code and play when it suits them, so a time-zone difference or a busy day does not stop the challenge.
Play solo or bring friends
Prefer to explore first? Browse Apexwit's free solo brain games without an account. When you are ready to compete, open Versus and create a free account. You can also compare Apexwit with other brain-training apps.
Frequently asked questions
Can I play multiplayer brain games for free?
Yes. Apexwit Versus is free for everyone with a free account. You do not need a paid plan to create or join a room. Solo games are also free and do not require an account.
Do friends need to play at the same time?
No. Versus is asynchronous, not a live head-to-head match. Create a room, invite friends, and let everyone play the same puzzles on their own time before comparing results on the shared leaderboard.
How do I invite a friend to a Versus room?
Create a room and share its invite link or nine-character code. Friends can use either one to join with a free Apexwit account.
Does everyone get the same puzzles?
Yes. Each player in a Versus room gets the same puzzles for the selected games, so the leaderboard compares results from the same challenges.