Classic
Classic games you already know how to play
15 free games, playable right now in your browser.
These are the games with rules that never needed updating. Every title here has been played across kitchen tables for decades — chess and backgammon for centuries — which means there is nothing to learn before you start. Open one, and the board looks the way you remember it.
Each game runs entirely in your browser at full size on a phone or a desktop, with the computer taking the other seat where the game needs an opponent. Nothing to install, no account, and your progress and best scores stay on your own device.
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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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Pinball — Neon Table
Launch the ball, work the flippers and keep it off the drain. Three balls, four bumpers and a drop-target bank that raises your multiplier.
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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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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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Gin Rummy
Build runs and sets, cut your deadwood to ten or less, and knock before the computer does — with gin, undercuts and lay-offs all in play. First to 100 wins.
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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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Hearts
Duck the hearts, dodge the queen of spades, and finish with the lowest score after thirteen tricks against three computer players.
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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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Minesweeper
The logic classic, now with a daily challenge — clear the grid without hitting a mine, guided only by the numbers.
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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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