Two player games
Games for two people on one phone, tablet or computer, plus online rooms when you are apart: chess, checkers, pool, tic tac toe, drop four, reversi, card games and more. Pass the device between turns, no sign-up needed.
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Arrow Bout
Two hills. One good shot.
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Chess
Chess, on a proper wooden board.
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Air Hockey
Slam the puck, bank it, score

Button Derby
Pull back, let go, top corner

Snooker
Fifteen reds. One long, quiet duel.
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Noggin Ball
Big heads, big kicks
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Checkers
Jump, chain, crown
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Bowling
Read the oil, roll the hook
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Dawn & Dusk
Two heroes, light and shadow
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Ludo
Roll, race, knock them home
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Boomtown
Buy streets, build towers, boom!
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Marriage
Build sequences, see the maal
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Rummy
13-card Indian Rummy & Gin aboard the Express
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Reversi
Flip the board, climb the club
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Drop Four
Drop discs, line up four
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Callbreak
Call your tricks, spades are trumps
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Dhumbal
Keep it low, call the SHOW · Nepali Jhyap
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Hearts
Dodge the hearts, dump the queen · tea and roses
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Spades
Bid it, make it, mind the bags · clubhouse nights
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Poker
Hold'em in the jazz age · play chips only
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Blackjack
Beat the dealer on the Riviera · play chips only
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Teen Patti
Three cards, blind or seen · play chips only
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Tic Tac Toe
Ink, paper and three in a row

Sea Battle
Hide your fleet. Hunt theirs.
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Party Pile
Win rounds, roll, grab crowns

Dominoes
Match the ends, count the pips

Bagh-Chal
Nepal's game of tigers and goats

Go
Surround, capture, claim the board

Gomoku
Line up five stones before your rival

Hangman
Guess the word before Scribs is drawn
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Chinese Checkers
Hop your marbles across the star

Darts
Flick for treble 20
How to play CallbreakCallbreak (also called Call Break or Lakdi) is the four-player trick-taking card game played across Nepal and North India.Read the guide →
Marriage card game rulesMarriage is the Nepali 21-card rummy, played with three decks and loved at Dashain and Tihar.Read the guide →
Teen Patti hand rankings and rulesTeen Patti ("three cards") is India’s favourite card game, especially at Diwali.Read the guide →
How to play Dhumbal (Jhyap)Dhumbal, also called Jhyap, is a fast Nepali card game.Read the guide →
How to play chessChess is a two-player strategy game on an 8 by 8 board.Read the guide →
How to play checkersCheckers (also called draughts) is played on the dark squares of an 8 by 8 board.Read the guide →
How to play LudoLudo is the classic race board game for 2 to 4 players.Read the guide →
How to play RummyRummy is about turning a messy hand into neat groups.Read the guide →
How to play Reversi (Othello)Reversi, often sold as Othello, is a two-player game of flipping discs on an 8 by 8 board.Read the guide →
How to play four in a rowFour in a row (the game many people know as Connect Four) is a quick two-player strategy game.Read the guide →
How to play HeartsHearts is a four-player trick-taking card game where points are bad.Read the guide →
How to play SpadesSpades is a four-player partnership card game.Read the guide →
How to play Texas Hold’em pokerTexas Hold’em is the world’s most popular poker game.Read the guide →
How to play BlackjackBlackjack, also called 21, is a card game against the dealer.Read the guide →
How to play Tic Tac ToeTic Tac Toe (noughts and crosses) is the classic pen-and-paper game for two.Read the guide →
How to play 8-ball pool8-ball is the most played pool game in the world.Read the guide →
Bowling rules and scoringTen-pin bowling is simple to play and a little tricky to score.Read the guide →
How to play dominoesDominoes is played with a set of tiles marked with spots called pips.Read the guide →