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Plox Cube Go.

The console that brings the whole room in.

Its own WiFi, wherever you are.

Switch it on and the Cube makes a network for the room. The internet is optional.

Every phone becomes a controller.

And a screen. Phones join from the browser, so there is nothing to install.

One light. Six colours.

White starting, blue ready, green players, purple game, orange updating, red needs a look.

Play anywhere.

Bring it to the table, the tent or the holiday let.
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Plox Cube Go, a small white console with PLOX on top and a glowing blue O.

Plox Cube Go.

The console that brings the whole room in.

Its own WiFi, wherever you are.

Switch it on and the Cube makes a network for the room. The internet is optional.

Every phone becomes a controller.

And a screen. Phones join from the browser, so there is nothing to install.

One light. Six colours.

White starting, blue ready, green players, purple game, orange updating, red needs a look.

Play anywhere.

Bring it to the table, the tent or the holiday let.
Be first to know How it works

Plox Cube Go

A console that brings the room, not the screen.

Most consoles gather everyone round one TV. Plox Cube Go puts the game in everybody's hand. It makes its own WiFi, keeps the lobby and the scores, and lets the phones do the playing.
No app
Join in the browser
No internet
Bring your own WiFi
No cables
Phones are the screens
Up to 8 players
Everyone else can watch

How it works

Box, phones, game. That is the whole setup.

The Cube is the host. It makes the network, keeps everyone's place and holds the scores. The phones run the game together.
  1. 01

    Switch it on

    The light glows white while PloxOS starts. When it turns blue, the Cube's WiFi is ready.

  2. 02

    Join the WiFi

    On each phone, pick the Cube's network. The lobby opens by itself in the browser. No app, no sign up.

  3. 03

    Gather in the lobby

    Names appear as people join. The light turns green when players are connected.

  4. 04

    Play

    Pick a game. The rules run on one phone, every phone gets its own screen and the light turns purple.

How a game runsThe Plox Cube Go sits in the middle and makes its own WiFi. Five phones around it are connected. One phone runs the game while the Cube keeps the lobby and the scores.Runs the gameKeeps the lobby and scores

Carries on

If a phone leaves, the game does not.

Phones run out of battery, take calls and lock their screens. One phone runs each game, and every couple of seconds the Cube keeps a copy of where things stand. If that phone goes, the Cube hands the game to another phone and play continues.

Everyone sees a short note while it moves, then you carry on.

The light

No screen on the box. Just one honest light.

The O in PLOX is the Cube's only light. Learn six colours and you will always know what it is doing.

  • White

    Starting

    The Cube is waking up. Give it a moment.

  • Blue

    Ready

    The Cube's WiFi is on. Join it from any phone.

  • Green

    Players connected

    Phones are in the lobby. Pick a game.

  • Purple

    Game running

    A game is on. New phones can still join in.

  • Orange

    Updating

    PloxOS is installing an update. Keep the Cube powered.

  • Red

    Needs attention

    Something needs a look. Open the Cube's page on your phone.

Games

Ready when you switch it on.

Quick rounds for any moment and bigger games for a whole evening.
All games

Specs

What it is. What it does.

The short version, in plain words.
Plox Cube Go from the side, showing two ports on its edge.
Players
Up to 8 players, plus anyone who wants to watch.
Connection
Makes its own WiFi network. No router and no internet needed to play.
Controllers
The phones you already own. Joining happens in the web browser, so there is no app to install.
Screens
Every phone is a screen. Private things, like your poker hand, stay on your phone.
The light
One status light, the O, with six colours that say what the Cube is doing.
Software
PloxOS on the Cube and the phones. Updates arrive over the internet when you choose to install them.
Account
Optional. Link your Cube at myplox.com to keep your games and get updates.
Games today
Reaction Race, Would You Rather, Connect Four, Texas Hold'em, School Wars 2.0 and Bolt Brawl.
Size, power and price
We will share the details when we are ready to. Join the list to hear first.

Questions

Good questions, short answers.

Do I need the internet to play?
No. The Cube makes its own WiFi and everything needed to play lives in the room. The internet only adds extras: your account, the store, downloads and updates.
Does everyone need to install an app?
No. Phones join the Cube's WiFi and the game opens in the web browser. Nothing to download, nothing to sign up for.
How many people can play?
Up to 8 players, depending on the game. Some games seat fewer players and let everyone else watch along on their own phone.
What happens if someone's phone dies mid game?
The game carries on. The Cube keeps the game, the lobby and the scores, so if the phone running a game leaves, another phone picks it up. Players who drop can rejoin where they were.
Is Texas Hold'em gambling?
No. It uses free chips only. There is nothing to buy, nothing to win and nothing to cash out.
Do I need an account?
Not to play. An account at myplox.com lets you link your Cube, keep your games and get updates.
When can I buy one, and how much will it be?
We are not sharing dates or prices yet. Join the list and you will hear it from us first.

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