New listing PlayClassic Chess
Play a complete game of chess against a friend, an online rival or the computer.
Choose a board-game duel, precision match or split-keyboard race. Each listing explains whether you can share one device, face the computer or use an online multiplayer mode.
New listing PlayPlay a complete game of chess against a friend, an online rival or the computer.
New listing PlayFlick your discs into position and knock every opposing piece into either goal.
New listing PlayRace a friend through a colorful retro world inspired by the energy of the 1960s.
New listing PlayLine up precise shots in a realistic 3D billiards game with classical rules.
New listing PlayPlan a calm board-game duel in a cozy forest setting where positioning matters.
New listing PlayChallenge a rival to a familiar checkers match with a warm forest-themed board.
Several can. Correct Football, Classic Corners, Classic Checkers, Russian Billiards and Crazy Racer all describe a shared-device or local two-player option. Check the selected game page for its exact control setup.
No. Classic Chess and some publisher listings mention online multiplayer, while other titles are local games played on one screen. Fun8 labels the difference instead of treating every two-player game as online matchmaking.
2 Player Crazy Racer uses a split keyboard: one player uses WASD and the other uses the arrow keys. Most board games in this category use the mouse.