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Moving from Tabletopia to Rent Party

On a virtual table, somebody has to know the rules and keep everyone honest. Here, the game runs the bank, charges the rent and holds the auction. You give up the freedom of a sandbox, and the editor with it: Rent Party has no board editor yet.

Is there anything to move?​

No. Games you built in Tabletopia's editor stay there. We can't load them.

How do you get a table going?​

  1. Skim the rules, or open Learn the game and play a demo table a step at a time.
  2. Open Start a game. Pass-and-play and CPU games need no account.
  3. For friends elsewhere, sign in and start a room.

Who should stay on Tabletopia?​

Anyone who wants a whole shelf of licensed games on one table, or wants to build and playtest a game of their own.

How do the two compare?​

Last checked . Check Tabletopia yourself. If their page says something different now, believe their page.

Tabletopia’s prices

PlanPriceTheir noteRead on
Free To Play$0Free to play; creating your own game is free for one game with two setupsNovember 7, 2026
Gold subscriptionNo price shownQuote only; the pages we read name a Gold subscription for premium games but show no priceNovember 7, 2026

Our own prices and limits are on the Pricing page, with the date they were set.

Side by side

At the tableRent PartyTabletopiaWhere we read it
Friendly games with friends in a private roomYesYesTheir page
Ranked gamesYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Pass and play on one deviceYesNot stated on the pages we checked
CPU opponentsYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Turns over days, nobody has to be online togetherYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Pause a game and finish it laterYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Board, deed, token and avatar looks to collectYesNot stated on the pages we checked
Make your own boardNoYesTheir page
Plays in the browser, nothing to installYesYesTheir page
Android app on Google PlayNoPartlyTheir page
iOS app on the App StoreNoPartlyTheir page
No third-party adsPartlyNot stated on the pages we checked

Let the game keep the rules: Start a game.