Battleship Bingo — Free OSRS Battleship Board Game
A strategic two-team Battleship board game for Old School RuneScape. Place ships on a shared bingo board, hunt OSRS drops to attack tiles, and sink the enemy fleet. Combines the classic Battleship experience with OSRS drop hunting. Free, real-time multiplayer, no download required.
The largest ship. Hardest to hide but most impactful when sunk.
⚓ Battleship (4 tiles)
A powerful warship spanning four tiles on the board.
🔱 Submarine (3 tiles)
A stealthy three-tile vessel. Easy to hide in corners.
🛥️ Destroyer (3 tiles)
Another three-tile ship. Strategic placement is key.
🚤 Patrol Boat (2 tiles)
The smallest ship. Only two tiles — the hardest to find.
Features
🗺️ 7×7 Bingo Board
49-tile board shared between teams. Tasks come from your custom tile list.
📸 Screenshot Proof System
Submit proof of drops and completions. Admins approve to register attacks.
💥 Hit/Miss Reveal
Each approved proof reveals whether the tile is a hit or miss on the enemy's board.
👥 Unlimited Team Size
Two teams with unlimited members each. Whole clans can participate.
💬 Team Chat
Private team chat to coordinate strategy without the enemy seeing.
🌐 No Download
Works in any browser on desktop, tablet, or phone. Nothing to install.
Battleship Bingo vs Regular OSRS Bingo
While OSRS Bingo is about marking tiles and scoring points, Battleship Bingo adds hidden ship placement and a hit-or-miss attack system. Your bingo completions become attacks on the enemy's board, and where they placed their ships determines whether you hit or miss.
Bingo: solo or multi-team scoring, lines, blackouts, quantity tiles
Battleship Bingo: exactly two fleets, secret ship placement, every approved proof is an attack shot
Use regular bingo when you want flexible team counts and point races. Use Battleship Bingo when you want a head-to-head clan war with hidden information.
Win Conditions
Instant win: sink all 5 enemy ships
Deadline win: if time expires first, the team with more ships sunk (or more successful hits, depending on room settings) wins
Proof gate: no shot lands until screenshot proof is approved (or auto-approved via Dink if enabled)
Example Opening Round
Team captains place Carrier, Battleship, Submarine, Destroyer, and Patrol Boat on the shared 7×7 grid
Both teams race an easy early tile (for example a common clue or mid-tier boss drop)
First approved proof attacks that tile on the enemy board — hit or miss is revealed
On a hit, the team focuses adjacent tiles to finish the ship; on a miss, they pivot to another sector
Private team chat is used to assign who is hunting which tile so work isn’t duplicated
Strategy Tips
Spread your ships — don't cluster them in one area or a few lucky hits could sink multiple ships
Target easy tiles first — complete easier bingo tasks early to scan more of the enemy board
Focus fire — once you get a hit, complete adjacent tiles to sink the ship
Hide ships near hard tiles — place ships on tiles with difficult tasks that opponents are less likely to complete
Coordinate with your team — use team chat to assign tiles and avoid duplicate work
Protect the Patrol Boat — the 2-tile ship is the easiest to overlook and often decides close games
Ship Placement Patterns That Actually Work
A 7×7 board has 49 tiles and the five ships cover 17 of them, so roughly a third of the board is occupied. That ratio is why placement pattern matters more than luck:
Edge hugging — ships along the outer ring are harder to bracket, because a miss on the outside of the board gives the opponent no information about which direction to search next.
The difficulty screen — put the Carrier across the row containing your hardest tiles. Opponents will naturally chase the easy tasks first, so your biggest ship survives the opening days.
Deliberate decoy gaps — leaving an obvious-looking empty cluster in the middle of the board draws early attacks into dead space.
Never stack parallel ships — two ships side by side turn a single lucky hit into a chain of sinks once the opponent sweeps the adjacent row.
Setting Up Battleship Bingo as a Host
The host's main job is picking 49 tasks with a workable difficulty spread. Aim for roughly a third quick tasks that anyone can finish in an hour, a third mid-tier drops, and a third genuine grinds. If every tile is a rare drop, neither team fires a shot and the board stalls; if every tile is easy, all five ships sink in a day.
Create a Battleship Bingo room and import your 49 tasks from a Google Sheet or paste them in.
Set up two teams and assign a captain to each — captains are the only ones who place ships.
Have both captains place their Carrier, Battleship, Submarine, Destroyer, and Patrol Boat before the start time.
Set a deadline so the game resolves on ships-sunk if nobody wipes the enemy fleet.
Line up at least two admins to approve proofs, since every attack waits on approval.
Running this for the first time? The proof and approval workflow is identical to standard bingo, so the OSRS bingo event guide covers the host side in more detail.
Why Choose The Birdhouse for Battleship Bingo?
100% free — no ads, no premium tier, no payment ever
No RuneLite plugin needed — works entirely in your browser
Real-time multiplayer — everyone sees updates instantly
Built-in chat — room chat and private team chat with image sharing
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OSRS Battleship Bingo?
Battleship Bingo combines classic Battleship with OSRS bingo. Two teams place ships on a shared bingo board, then race to complete tasks and attack the enemy's fleet. Sink all 5 ships to win.
How do I play Battleship Bingo?
Visit The Birdhouse, create a free account, and click Create Game > Battleship Bingo. Set up your tile list, form two teams, have captains place ships, and start hunting.
Is Battleship Bingo free?
Yes. Battleship Bingo is 100% free on The Birdhouse with no ads, no premium features, and no payment required.
How many players can play?
Battleship Bingo is a two-team game with unlimited players per team. The more members, the faster your team can complete tasks and attack.
Can I play Battleship Bingo on mobile?
Yes. The Birdhouse works in any modern browser on desktop, tablet, or mobile. Nothing to install.