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DiceyTable next to the alternatives
Honest side-by-side comparisons with the other virtual tabletops, including what each of them does better than we do. DiceyTable is new and its catalogue is small; if one of these is the better fit for your group, these pages will say so.
DiceyTable vs Tabletop Simulator
The closest comparison: both are physics sandboxes you build games in. One is a $19.99 Steam app everyone installs, the other is a web page.
Read the comparisonDiceyTable vs Tabletopia
Both run in the browser and both simulate a physical table. Tabletopia has thousands of licensed games; DiceyTable has free, unrestricted creation and a scripting editor.
Read the comparisonDiceyTable vs Tabletop Playground
The other physics sandbox where creators write real code. Both script in a JavaScript-family language — one is a game you install, the other is a web page.
Read the comparisonDiceyTable vs PlayingCards.io
PlayingCards.io is a fast, flat card table you share by link with no sign-up. DiceyTable is a 3D physics table — more to it, and more than some nights need.
Read the comparisonOr just try it
DiceyTable runs in the browser with nothing to install. Play is free, and so is building and publishing your own games.