Your progress across all your games, tracked automatically. And people who play the same games as you, to share it with.
People play with friends, make new ones, build clans. But once the match is over, those bonds have nowhere to live, and they fade as soon as someone switches games. TalkPlay exists so players can talk and find each other again, whatever they play next. Not to make you play more, but to help you play with more people.
3.5 billion people play worldwide, and 67% of players say games introduce them to new friends (Newzoo 2025, ESA Power of Play 2023).
The social network for players: one profile for all your games, updated every day, plus each game's chat, clans and tournaments to talk with people who play the same games as you.
Yes, completely: the app and the website are free, with no subscription or in-app purchase.
Your username or tag is enough to add an account. To certify it, meaning prove it's yours, everything goes through the game itself or its official website: a token copied from the Clash of Clans or Clash Royale settings, a profile icon to switch in Brawl Stars, the official Chess.com or Roblox sign-in. TalkPlay will never ask for your password.
Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Brawl Stars and Chess.com, with your stats and rankings. For Roblox, your verified username shows on your profile. More games are on the way.
No. TalkPlay is independent, with no ties to the game publishers. Stats come from each game's official public API, and linking an account goes through the game's official sign-in.
Not for everything. On the website you can browse profiles, rankings and clans, and play tournaments from sign-up to the final. Chat, private messages and friends are in the app.
Every message goes through automatic moderation, and a banned message is removed right away. You can report a message or a player and block anyone. The team reviews reports and sanctions, from a warning up to a suspension.