What games can you share on Dialova?
The chat's Games menu offers Poker, Block drop, Snake, Breakout, and Flipper. Poker is played with multiple players; the four arcade games allow you to play solo or with others without leaving the chat interface.
Choose your game and invite members.
Poker brings participants together around a table with virtual chips. Block drop involves placing blocks and completing lines; Snake involves guiding a snake; Breakout involves guiding a paddle; Flipper involves keeping a ball in play and scoring points.
A table or game is added to your chat tabs when you join it. To play together, create or join a multiplayer game, then use Invite in its window. You can also open the actions of a nickname in a room and the Games submenu. The other person is free to accept.
Arcade games offer a solo and a multiplayer mode. Controls, round preparation, and sound options appear within the game.
View your records.
In Games → Scores, choose Block drop, Snake, Breakout, or Flipper and the solo or multiplayer mode. Leaderboards are separate and display the best records as well as your personal record when it exists. Poker doesn’t use this leaderboard: a chip balance isn’t an arcade score.
Points are calculated by the game, and records are saved at the end of a round or when a round is started. An ongoing game doesn’t yet constitute a confirmed record.
An activity to share a moment.
You can continue chatting in the other tabs. Returning to the chat hides the game; Quitting the game removes you from it. For a solo game in progress, use Pause when you want to interrupt the game.
The games don’t offer real money winnings. You aren’t obligated to play or use a webcam to be part of the community.