Board games
17 games.
Featured
Chess
Play chess against a computer that really calculates — full rules, three difficulty levels, and a board that fits your phone.
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Chess Puzzles
A new forced mate every day. Find the win in one, two or three moves — wrong moves are refused, so you have to actually see it.
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Connect Four
Drop your discs and be the first to line up four in a row against a computer that actually plans ahead.
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Backgammon
Race your fifteen checkers home and bear them off before the computer does — hit its blots, build primes and read the dice.
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Carrom
Flick the striker off your baseline to pocket your nine coins and cover the queen before the computer clears its own.
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Checkers
Jump and crown your way to victory in classic draughts against a computer that hunts for every capture.
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Critical Mass — Chain Reaction
Drop orbs until a cell detonates into its neighbours and takes them over. One tap can flip half the board. Play a friend on one phone or by link.
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Dominoes
Match your tiles to the open ends of the train, empty your hand first, and be the first to a hundred points.
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Dots and Boxes
Join two dots with a line. Close the fourth side of a box to claim it and go again. Play the computer or pass the phone to a friend.
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Fleet Hunt
Hunt down the computer's hidden fleet grid by grid before it sinks yours — classic naval guesswork with a sharp AI.
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Gomoku
Place stones on a 15x15 board and be the first to line up five in a row, against a computer that reads your threats.
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Ludo
Race four tokens home around the cross before three computer rivals — roll sixes to break out, capture on contact, and finish on an exact count.
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Mancala
Sow seeds around a board of twelve pits, land your last seed in an empty pit to capture across from it, and fill your store to beat the computer.
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Reversi
Outflank the computer to flip its discs to your colour and own the most of the board when it fills.
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Snakes and Ladders
Roll one die and race two to four players up a ten by ten track: ladders carry you up, snakes drag you down, and only an exact roll finishes on 100.
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Tic-Tac-Toe
The timeless 3-in-a-row duel — take on an AI that never loses, or dial it back to casual.
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Yatzy
Roll five dice three times a turn, keep the ones you want, and fill fifteen scoring boxes before your opponent does.
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