Chess Multiplayer
Full-rules chess for two on one device, with clocks, notation and draw offers.
- Board & Strategy
- 2 players
8 free games
Two-player games for one device: sit side by side or pass the phone. Board classics, hand games and party rounds, each with a computer opponent too for when you are on your own.
Our pick of the 2 player games to try first.
Full-rules chess for two on one device, with clocks, notation and draw offers.
Race four pawns home on the classic cross board vs friends or the computer.
Classic noughts and crosses for two, or test yourself against an unbeatable computer.
Drop discs and connect four before the computer or a friend does.
8 games
Full-rules chess for two on one device, with clocks, notation and draw offers.
Race four pawns home on the classic cross board vs friends or the computer.
Classic noughts and crosses for two, or test yourself against an unbeatable computer.
Drop discs and connect four before the computer or a friend does.
Ten questions about your friendship, then copy your answers to compare with a friend.
240 light-hearted 'Never have I ever' prompts across 8 themes and 3 levels.
Classic two-paddle rally vs the computer or a friend on one screen.
Random truths and dares in six packs, from Kids to Office, at three levels.
Start with Chess Multiplayer, Ludo Multiplayer, Tic-Tac-Toe Game. All 8 2 player games on this page are free, run in your browser and need no download or sign-up.
Yes. Every game has touch controls (tap or swipe on the board, plus large on-screen buttons where a game needs directions) and resizes to fit your screen. Use the Full screen button for the biggest board.
Chess Multiplayer (2 players), Ludo Multiplayer (2–4 players), Tic-Tac-Toe Game (1–2 players), Four in a Row (1–2 players), Friendship Challenge (2 players) can be played with more than one person on the same device.