Vs computer
Games where the computer takes the other seat
17 free games, playable right now in your browser.
A two-player game with nobody to play it against is just a board. Every game on this page ships a built-in opponent, so you can sit down to checkers, Connect Four, Reversi or backgammon on your own and still get a real match out of it.
Most carry an Easy, Medium and Hard setting that changes how far ahead the computer looks rather than letting it cheat — Easy is beatable while you learn the rules, Hard will punish a careless move. Pick a difficulty, play a round in a couple of minutes, and step it up when the computer stops surprising you.
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8-Ball Pool
Line up the perfect shot, chalk the cue, and clear your group before sinking the 8-ball to beat the computer.
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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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Drift Arena
Throw a top-down racer sideways through three circuits of tightening corners, catch the slide on the way out, and settle it over three laps against the computer or a friend on the same keyboard.
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Tank Duel
Turn-based artillery across ground you can blow apart: set the angle, judge the power, read the wind, and walk your shells onto the other tank before it walks its onto you.
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Turbo Rush
Throw a six-speed car down a pseudo-3D highway of banked corners and blind crests, slipstream past the field, clip every gate for more clock, and chase your ghost in the daily trial.
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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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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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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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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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Rally
The original bat-and-ball duel — slide your paddle, angle your returns, and beat the computer to seven.
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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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Spades
Bid the tricks you can take, then take exactly that many. Partnership Spades with nil, bags and a game to 500 against three computer players.
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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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