The catalogue opens with Chess and Rubamazzo, and Briscola, WordFront and Checkers follow close behind. Those five apps hold nineteen complete games, because every variant is a game in its own right, with its own rules, its own tables, its own guide and its own achievements. Calm local play, private on-device intelligence, no ads, no dark patterns. Fifteen apps more follow, a few at a time, for fifty-nine games in all.
Two board classics, two Italian card games and an original word-territory contest — and inside them, nineteen genuinely different games. Chess and Rubamazzo arrive first, and the other three follow shortly after. The mix is deliberate: aiOrion is a platform, not a reskin.
Chess960 is not chess. Scopone is not Scopa. Ciapanò is not Tresette — you win it by taking the fewest tricks. They are different games, with different openings, different tactics and different players who swear by them.
Most catalogues sell you those separately. We put them in the app that already knows the deck, and every one arrives complete: its own rules and legal-move checking, its own tables and templates, its own illustrated guide, its own daily challenge and its own achievements — and a taught first game that walks you in. Nothing is a skin, and nothing is an add-on.
So the twenty apps hold fifty-nine games — and the five that open the catalogue already hold nineteen. Buy Chess once and five games are yours. Buy WordFront once and six are. There is no second purchase, ever, and no expansion pack waiting behind it.
The shared platform brings sophisticated tools to every game without turning any of them into a noisy service.
01 · Local first
Play without the network.
Rules, legal-move validation and local opponents live on your device. The table remains playable when the server is not.
02 · Private AI
Intelligence stays close.
On-device models support opponents, coaching and conversation where the game and language make them available.
03 · No extraction
No ads. No FOMO.
No loot boxes, forced streaks, infinite feeds or manipulative reminders. Progress is recognition, not pressure.
04 · Your table
Buy one app, get every game in it.
Scopone is not Scopa and Chess960 is not chess — they are separate games, and they are already yours. One price, the whole family, no add-ons ever.
Release roadmap
The full collection, without flooding the store.
Months are approximate. The catalogue opens a few apps at a time, mixing kinds on purpose, and each release waits until the one before it has settled in. Quality gates can move the calendar.
October
First release · Chess and Rubamazzo
Two very different apps open the catalogue: a board classic and a free family card game. Between them they show the whole idea.
ChessRubamazzo · free
October
Second release · Cards, words and boards
A trick-taking classic, an original word-territory contest and the draughts family arrive together.
BriscolaWordFrontCheckers
October
Third release · Capture, territory and the shared table
Italian fishing and capture, the great game of territory, and a melding game where you rebuild the whole table.
ScopaGoMachiavelli
October
Fourth release · Partnerships and deduction
Partnership tricks, partnership melding and a card game about the scientific method.
TresetteBurracoEleusis
Early November
Fifth and sixth releases · Sequences and bidding
Ladders, sets and sequences, then partnership bidding — always with no real-money wagering or cash-out.
Scala 40RummyObiettiviBridgeSpades
November
GCWallet · the free companion
Your Game Coins without opening a game: the same balance, coin packs and history every aiOrion game carries, as an app of its own. Game points for the online tables — never money.
GCWallet
December
Flagship event · This Means War
A separate launch moment for the calm, modern strategy game. It ships only when conversational command clears its quality bar.
This Means War
Later
The chip tables · Blackjack, Texas Hold'em, Poker Italiano
Three games played with table chips arrive after the first catalogue, with a release date still to be announced. Table chips are for play only: no real-money wagering and no cash-out.
BlackjackTexas Hold'emPoker Italiano
Apple OS 27
Designed as one game across your Apple devices.
Every game opens on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and every game is ready for the foldable iPhone Duo: unfolded, the table takes one half and your coach (local play) or your private seat (Arena) takes the other. Chess, Checkers, Go, Machiavelli and WordFront open on Apple Vision Pro too; the other games add it later as an update. App Store universal-purchase availability follows each listing's final configuration.
Create and join open tournaments, earn a rating and titles in every variant you play, and follow live results — all from inside the games. The community board shows aggregate activity and open events, while your individual play stays private.