Carrom 3D Online

The classic South Asian board game: you flick a striker from the baseline to drive small wooden coins into the four corner pockets. The board is built in 3D inside the browser, and every flick runs through a physics engine, so rebounds behave the way they do on a real board.

Play follows the ICF (International Carrom Federation) singles rules: turn order, the red queen and the shot needed to cover it, penalties, and scoring at the end of each board. The full rules are available in the game.

Three ways to play:

• Against a bot — three difficulty levels, useful for practising angles and judging power.
• Online one-on-one — matchmaking pairs you with a live opponent, with a 30-second shot clock each turn.
• Free practice — an empty board with no opponent and no clock.

Two match lengths are available: Quick, decided on a single board, and Standard, where you chase a points target across several boards.

In online matches, the server resolves every shot rather than the player's browser, so both players always see the same board. A dropped connection can return you to the same seat if you come back within about a minute.

The interface is available in English and Indonesian.