September launch · Rubamazzo, Briscola, Chess, Blackjack and WordFront are available now. Meet the first wave.
The September debut
Five very different games are available now — from Briscola to WordFront. Each begins with calm local play, private on-device intelligence, no ads and no dark patterns. Fifteen more follow in carefully paced waves.
One family, three ideas
A platform, a philosophy and an optional in-game economy — each with its own name and mark, all built to keep play calm and private.
The shared platform behind every game: local-first play and private on-device intelligence.
Our operating philosophy: no ads, no dark patterns, no attention traps — thought without pressure.
The optional in-game currency for Arena and tournaments. Not money, never cashed out.
Available now
A free family capture game, two strategy classics, a calm casino table and an original word-territory contest. The mix is deliberate: aiOrion is a platform, not a reskin.
Available now
Capture · 2–4
A quick Italian family classic in which every captured pile can become somebody else's prize. Rubamazzo is the free, ad-free local introduction to aiOrion Slow Gaming.
Available now
Trick-taking · 2–4 in curated formats
The beloved Italian trick-taking game, recreated for calm local play with intelligent on-device opponents and authentic partnership and match formats.
Available now
Abstract strategy · 2
Classic chess, Fischer Random and an original heavy-piece study, with a bundled Core ML chess model that ranks only moves validated by the rules engine.
Available now
Casino table · 2–6 seats against the dealer
A clean, relaxed Blackjack table with solved basic-strategy guidance and configurable house rules. Table chips are for play only: no real-money wagering and no cash-out.
Available now
Word territory · 2, 4 or 8
An original word-territory game where every word changes the map. Race from your home edge, collide with rival words and hold a beachhead to win.
The aiOrion promise
The shared platform brings sophisticated tools to every game without turning any of them into a noisy service.
Rules, legal-move validation and local opponents live on your device. The table remains playable when the server is not.
On-device models support opponents, coaching and conversation where the game and language make them available.
No loot boxes, forced streaks, infinite feeds or manipulative reminders. Progress is recognition, not pressure.
Scopone belongs inside Scopa; Chess960 belongs inside Chess. Rules families are templates, not extra purchases.
Release roadmap
Months are approximate. Each wave waits until the previous one is stable and supported; quality gates can move the calendar.
Five distinct categories establish the family and concentrate launch support.
Three deeply Italian tables arrive together.
Club play and flexible shared-table strategy move to the foreground.
A separate launch moment for the calm, modern strategy game. It ships only when conversational command clears its quality bar.
Partnership, bidding and table strategy — always with no real-money wagering or cash-out.
The long-game collection closes with three quiet, demanding minds.
The companion wallet remains gated until Arena is useful across several live games and country-specific legal review is complete.
Apple OS 27
The apps target iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. App Store universal-purchase availability follows each listing's final configuration.
Community
Create and join open tournaments, earn a per-game rating and follow live results — all from inside the games. The community board shows aggregate activity and open events, while your individual play stays private.
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