Chromebook
Can you play Tabletop Simulator on a Chromebook?
Tabletop Simulator's Steam store page lists Windows, macOS and SteamOS with Linux, and ChromeOS is not on that list. If you want a 3D tabletop on a Chromebook, DiceyTable runs right in Chrome with nothing to install. It is free to play, and you and your friends each make a free account.
Open diceytable.com, sign in, pick a game and send your friends the link. You get dice that tumble with real physics, cards to shuffle and deal, private hands and pieces you can pick up and move, for up to ten players. Friends on a Windows PC, a Mac, an iPad or a phone join the same table.
You can also install DiceyTable from Chrome as an app, so it opens from your launcher like anything else on the Chromebook.
What is DiceyTable?
DiceyTable is a free 3D virtual tabletop that runs in the browser, so it works on Chromebooks as well as Windows, Mac and Linux computers. It has physics for dice, cards and pieces, a catalogue of games to load in one click, and an editor for making your own.
DiceyTable is a different product, not affiliated with Tabletop Simulator, and it cannot load Tabletop Simulator Workshop mods. Every player needs a free account, and the game catalogue is small and new.
Play on your Chromebook tonight
Open DiceyTable in Chrome, make a free account and pick a game.