1Chess
The full rule set including castling and promotion - the deepest duel on this list.
Editorial pick
The best two-player games are the old ones - chess, checkers, Connect Four - because 'easy to learn, hard to master' was perfected long before video games. This list gathers the best free pass-and-play versions you can share with a friend on one phone, tablet or laptop.
Every game here supports two players taking turns on the same screen. No accounts, no downloads: open the page, hand the device back and forth, and let the trash talk begin.
The full rule set including castling and promotion - the deepest duel on this list.
A rowdy local-multiplayer shover where tiny diggers bounce each other away.
Yes - that is the point of this list. Every game is pass-and-play: players take turns on one shared screen.
Most titles on this list include a single-player mode against the AI, so you can practice before challenging a friend.
Connect Four and Tic-Tac-Toe are the friendliest. Chess and Gomoku give serious players the deepest strategy.
No - one device is enough and no sign-up is required for any game on this page.