What This Site Is
MeyerLive3D brings the Danish/Norwegian dice game Meyer to the browser as a real-time multiplayer game. Two to six players share a virtual table: dice are rolled under a 3D cup that only the roller may peek beneath, claims are made and passed, and every player's live camera feed sits around the table — because Meyer is a game you play against faces, not just dice. There is nothing to install; the game runs on desktop, tablet, and phone.
Why Meyer?
Meyer is a fixture of Scandinavian kitchen tables, student halls, and summer houses — a game where the rules take two minutes to learn and the psychology takes years. Most online dice games reduce play to tapping a button; the point of MeyerLive3D is to preserve the parts that actually matter at a real table: the secret peek, the pause before a claim, and the eye contact before someone dares to lift the cup. That is why live video is a first-class part of the game rather than an afterthought.
How Playing Works
Privacy, Ads, and Your Data
The site is free to play and supported by a single small banner advertisement. Camera and microphone streams go directly to the game session and are never recorded or stored. Registered accounts store only what the game needs (a display name and an email address for signing in), and you can export or delete your data at any time — the full details are in the Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and Security & Data Impact Assessment.
Who Builds It
MeyerLive3D is designed, built, and operated in Norway. The rules page documents exactly the rule set the game enforces.
Contact
Questions, bug reports, rule debates, or feedback are all welcome: admin@ocimvm.com.