Play together — board games online
These games are made for two: one move is yours, the next is your opponent on the same screen in turns. Chess and checkers are classic duels, backgammon and ludo are dice and track, dominoes and reversi are about capturing the board.
The collection suits family and classroom: rules on the screen, 5–15 minute rounds, phones and tablets work. Start with checkers and dominoes, then try backgammon and chess.
These matches need no second device: one screen, and the turns go back and forth. That makes the collection fit a family, a classroom or a trip, since the rules sit on the first screen and a round rarely runs past fifteen minutes.
All games of this genre: Logic games
12 games
Chess
Chess for two: classic on 64 squares.
Checkers: Red vs Black
Checkers: simple rules, deep variations.
Backgammon
Backgammon: dice, checkers and the track home.
Ludo
Ludo: bring pawns home faster than your opponent.
Dominoes
Dominoes: chain tiles, count points.
Reversi Puzzle
Reversi: surrounding flips the color.
Mahjong
Mahjong for two: turn-based, pairs of tiles.
Spider Solitaire
Solitaire: race who builds faster.
Battleship
Battleship: place ships and fire in turns.
Go Strategy
Go: surrounding stones — simple idea, deep play.
Quoridor Maze
Quoridor: walls and the path to the edge.
Gomoku Strategy
Gomoku: five in a row — simple, not quick.
Questions and answers
Can two play on one device?
Yes: most games are on one screen in turns. No separate network multiplayer is needed.
Are they suitable for children?
Yes: rules on the screen, short rounds. Start with checkers, dominoes and ludo.
Do I need to sign up?
No: games open in the browser with no registration and no install.